Growell 4L Electric Kitchen Composter, Countertop Compost Bin with Dual Carbon Filters, Visible Window, Auto-Clean, Quiet & Long-Life Upgraded Brushless Motor, Indoor Food Waste Composting Machine

I'm impressed with this electric composter! It's been great for managing kitchen waste. The 4L capacity is perfect for a family of 4. I was impressed by the power on the motor, I packed the 4L bucket full to the brim and the kitchen waste was processed in just a few hours. A point to note, processed waste is not completly composted so it must be mixed with the top soil as a thin layer, applying in bulk at the root might burn the plants. There is a ferment option available in this composter, this feature might make the waste composted and make the nutrients readily available for plants. The automatic and manual modes offer flexibility. The dual-activated carbon filter works well, there's no odor when it is working. The LED screen displays real-time processing time. A product like this is highly recommended for eco-conscious living!And about the seller, there was a little problem with the shipping, the seller quickly responded and fixed it.

Has been working everyday for 2 weeks. Never realized how much compost my family made daily. It works super hard chopping and grinding. I was surprised it needs one more step after the grind and that’s the fermentation mode with yeast. And you need this step before added to garden or pots. And so I have 3 steps happening. Garbage , the grind and cook, and then mix and fermentation. But it’s a fun and remarkable quick process.

I cannot be more excited about having this composter. As a busy gardener, chicken tenderer, homeschooling family with a home business, we do our best to utilize everything to it's fullest capacity. We have spent hours dehydrating and drying citrus peels, egg shells, and much more, to utilize them for the garden, chickens, or other "green" uses. Our kitchen would get so stinky from our little "compost bin" which had been a bucket or bowl with resting lid where we kept all our food scraps and then toss out to the chickens when we remember to take the bucket out there. The counter would get gross from the bucket overflowing with food waste, and the gnats and flies became unbearable.Then this counter-top electric kitchen waste composter came into our lives, and now we're excited to see what color our food waste will become after processing.We are a family of 7, and this size suits us. We could go up in size, but then again, we found that we can add waste even as it is processing. The processing reduces the size of the waste, which means more can be added. The air tight lid keeps it from smelling and attracting flies. Secondly, all those scraps become soil within hours! The chickens have been composting our scraps for years, but it takes months for things to break down, and toiled as the chicken scratch around and leave their droppings all over.This machine suits us perfectly, taking up only a little more space than our "chicken bucket", as we called it.It can open with one hand, toss in the goodies, close with one hand. We fill it almost everyday with all the egg shells and veggie scraps, coffee grounds and a few other things. It is so simple to run, and surprisingly subtle. All we have to do is push "auto" before going to bed, and the next morning we have gorgeous looking soil! It takes up so much less space than all the unprocessed scraps, and while the chickens love to peck through the scraps, there is still plenty they don't help break down, like avocado skins, banana peels, corn cobs etc. We toss the new broken down "soil" in the raised garden beds, or in with the chickens.The machine is perfectly stable as it's running, a little noisier during the grinding phase, but still, not even as loud as a nearby fan running. The cleaning feature is a great treat, and the solid bucket is easy to clean when taken out also.We've mounted the included poster of what can and cannot go into the composter, so the whole family can pay attention to it.

This compost machine so pretty cool. I doesn't hold a ton, however, it does a great job turning it into compost. Keep in mind, it still has to "break" the food into nutrients down over time, but It chops, mixes and I guess dehydrates everything and it turns into what feels like soil.