Skaza Bokashi Organko 2 (9.6 Litres) Organic Kitchen Bin Made of Recycled Plastic Starter Set for Kitchen Waste and Composting + 1 kg EM Fermenting Activator (Cream White)

Pas top... Vraiment trop petit pour quelqu'un qui cuisine tout les jours ou presque. Rempli en 4 - 5 jours, il ne sert donc à rien pour le reste de la semaine, vu qu'il faut un certain temps pour que la décomposition se fasse. Je me vois mal en avoir 5 ou 6 dans ma cuisine. Donc pas top pour moi. Mais idéal pour quelqu'un qui cuisine occasionnellement.

I was looking for a sealed compost, because I was tired of having a cloud of flies everywhere everytime I open the compost.This compost has a sealed cap and I never saw a fly since.The ability to collect "compost juice" is also interesting, since we live in an apartment, but I often find some white mold in the juice for some reason..Anyway, I'm very happy with this product, if you look for a sealed compost (especially if you live in an apartment), this is definitely the compost to go!

I looked EXHAUSTIVELY, all over the inter webs, for a bokashi composter. My criteria were durability and something I could keep on kitchen counter! My biggest issues with other bokashi bins were that they either ugly (often had GIANT PRINTED LABELS on them and/or looked like something that belonged in a garden shed) or had over-engineered spigots that frequently leaked. The Skaza Organic is a lovely composter - lovely, classic design with sturdy outer and inner bins, and a very simple but effective drain system - simply a screw-on cap that is very easy to put on or off with a single twist. To drain, simply tilt the bucket away from the drain, pop the cap off, tip forward into a cup, replace cap, done. It looks lovely on the counter of my kitchen in an open-plan house, where a horse-feed bucket would look out of place. The only real drawback is the price, as this one ships from Finland! And since one REALLY needs two bins (one to fill, the other to ferment for 2 weeks after filling), this does give me a little pause. I bought one just to try it, and now need either a second Bokashi or a less expensive one to keep elsewhere for aging, into which we could dump the stuff from our Skaza? Not yet sure what we'll do. Another price-saver I plan is to make my own bokashi starter - it's expensive to buy, but there are many DIY videos on YouTube on how to make our own for a small fraction of the price.

Bien étanche! Facile à manipuler! Pas d’odeur.

I started to use it to reduce garbage.It doesn’t smell because of the lid inside and at the same time gain the liquid for plants 🌱I like the product very much ☺️