Bokashi Kitchen Composting
March 24, 2009 by Linda
Filed under Composting
I have just bought a kitchen composter using bokashi.
This system transforms ALL food waste, including cooked food, meat, fish and cheese, into compost. It is small enough to keep in the kitchen and it does not smell. While the waste is breaking down it also produces liquid which can be drained off and used as a feed for garden and house plants.
I'll test it out for a few weeks and post another blog to let you know how I get on.
To find out more about home composting have a look at our article here.
I bought my system from EvenGreener for £50 for two units. Click here to order your system.
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