This $489 composter turns food waste into fertilizer
TL;DR: As of August 10, you can get the Reencle Prime Food Waste Composter for just $488.99 in the Mashable Shop (reg. $699) — a savings of 30%.When you think about living a greener lifestyle, you may picture driving an electric car, going vegan, or planting trees. But there’s actually something simpler you can do — and make a huge impact — by replacing just one small part of your daily routine. Instead of throwing food scraps, coffee grounds, and paper products into the trash, compost them! The only downside is that composting typically can be messy and stinky, and overall inconvenient for you to actually keep up with it if you don't have the right tools. But if you really want to invest in going greener, you might want this electric composter that you can keep right in your kitchen. Get the Reencle Prime composter for only $488.999 in the Mashable Shop; it's normally $699.Why you should compostAround 28 percent of waste in landfills could be composted, so each little thing that you c
TL;DR: As of August 10, you can get the Reencle Prime Food Waste Composter for just $488.99 in the Mashable Shop (reg. $699) — a savings of 30%.
When you think about living a greener lifestyle, you may picture driving an electric car, going vegan, or planting trees. But there’s actually something simpler you can do — and make a huge impact — by replacing just one small part of your daily routine. Instead of throwing food scraps, coffee grounds, and paper products into the trash, compost them!
The only downside is that composting typically can be messy and stinky, and overall inconvenient for you to actually keep up with it if you don't have the right tools. But if you really want to invest in going greener, you might want this electric composter that you can keep right in your kitchen. Get the Reencle Prime composter for only $488.999 in the Mashable Shop; it's normally $699.
Why you should compost
Around 28 percent of waste in landfills could be composted, so each little thing that you can put into the compost bin instead of in the trash is a small win for the green movement. You can compost anything from fruits and vegetable scraps, spoiled leftovers, tea bags, dryer lint, pencil shavings, and so much more. The produced compost becomes a natural fertilizer to feed your garden or house plants.
A convenient, easy way to live a little greener
While a DIY compost bin could get the trick done, you may not have the time, outdoor space, or resources to maintain it. The Reencle composter requires very little maintenance — the machine uses a self-replenishing ReencleMicrobe™ that is designed to break down your food scraps into fertile soil. Plus, you don’t ever have to replace it; just scoop out the produced fertilizer when it looks full.
The Reencle composter runs continuously at a whisper-level volume so you can toss in scraps wherever you need. If you’re cooking and have your hands dirty but need to toss something in the compost, just wave your foot in front of the sensor and toss it in, easy peasy. Don’t worry about the smell either; the Reencle composter has a three-layer filter system that may prevent smelly odors from leaking into your kitchen.
Get your green thumb with ultimate convenience using the Reencle Prime Food Waste Composter, now only $488.99 (reg. $699) for a limited time.
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