This doesn't look like it's actually composting anything. It seems to be more of a dehydrator and grinder.
> Mixing your Food Grounds with both green and brown materials? For example, grass clippings, green vegetation, and twigs or wood chips? Use 1 part Food Grounds to 14 parts green/brown material mixture.
Cool idea, but probably not that useful outside the US, where most people don't waste food like Americans do, at least, that's what's portrayed on tv and movies from America. We're always appalled at the giant spreads of rood which are summarily tossed into the garbage disposal or bins in American entertainment media. We teach our kids to take what they're actually going to eat, we don't produce 10 servings for 4 people, etc. There is no actual food in my garbage that goes out every week. When there are small scraps, that's doggy treats.
This doesn't look like it's actually composting anything. It seems to be more of a dehydrator and grinder.
> Mixing your Food Grounds with both green and brown materials? For example, grass clippings, green vegetation, and twigs or wood chips? Use 1 part Food Grounds to 14 parts green/brown material mixture.
Cool idea, but probably not that useful outside the US, where most people don't waste food like Americans do, at least, that's what's portrayed on tv and movies from America. We're always appalled at the giant spreads of rood which are summarily tossed into the garbage disposal or bins in American entertainment media. We teach our kids to take what they're actually going to eat, we don't produce 10 servings for 4 people, etc. There is no actual food in my garbage that goes out every week. When there are small scraps, that's doggy treats.