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Transform Waste to Fertilizer Directly

Feed your garden, not the landfill. Transform your kitchen waste into rich, nourishing fertilizer with the Neakasa composting bin, reducing waste and contributing to a greener planet.

How Does the Composter Work?

1. Set Up the Composter with Microbes

Power on the composter, add the microbial packet, and spread it evenly. Then, add 800ml of water. Run the machine for 20 hours to activate the microbes before beginning use.

2. Efficient Composting Process

The composter begins by heating and grinding food scraps. Built-in sensors maintain optimal humidity and temperature, fostering microbial growth for efficient composting.

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3. Transform Organic Waste into Fertilizer

48 hours after adding kitchen waste, it will transform into high-quality organic fertilizer. Spread the nutrient-rich fertilizer on your garden or indoor plants.

Real Composting

With our specially formulated microbes, your kitchen waste will be converted into a stable, harmless organic fertilizer in just 48 hours, rather than merely drying out and grinding. Experience a remarkable 93% reduction in volume and an 88% decrease in weight. Thanks to the spacious 12L capacity, emptying is a rare task!

12L Large Capacity

Neakasa kitchen composter features a large capacity of 12L, compared to the 3-4L capacity of most kitchen compost bins on the market. You won’t need to dispose of trash for over 30 days, eliminating concerns about overflowing garbage and the need to frequently remove compost. It saves you time and effort, making your home life more convenient.

Advanced Odor Filtration

Our dual deodorization system, featuring a PVC filter integrated with high-absorption activated carbon, ensures powerful odor control. Moreover, the silicone sealing strip on the top cover prevents any odor leaks. Each refill lasts 6-12 months (depending on use), keeping your kitchen odor-free.

What Can Compost with Neakasa Composter?

Neakasa microorganisms can decompose most of the food waste, but a few items, like hard bones, should not be included.