45% off Premium Home Compost Systemvalue
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- $219 for a ULTRA Compost Bin (in black) from NatureMill.- $15 flat shipping to the U.S. - Limit 2 per person and 2 as gifts. - Estimated shipping begins within 7 days of purchase. highlights
Kitchen composting has never been as clean and easy. Loved by Oprah, the New York Times, the Discovery Channel, and many more. Turn food waste into premium, nitrogen-rich soil. Recycles its weight in waste every 10 days, diverting over two tons of waste from landfills over its life. Dimensions: 20" x 12" x 20"H 
Turn Your Kitchen into a Lean Green Composting Machine.Americans throw away 98 billion pounds of food a year. Of that, 98% ends up in the dump. Landfills are the single biggest human-related source of methane gas. When food in landfills decomposes in anaerobic conditions (without oxygen) it creates methane, which has a nasty habit of escaping into the atmosphere and accelerating global warming.Cleaning up after dinner shouldn't mean you have to melt the polar icecaps. With the ULTRA compost bin from NatureMill, you can toss vegetables, coffee grounds, dairy, meat and fish into the machine and transform food into organic fertilizer. Give your garden a boost of organic goodness with homemade fertilizer. We're talking garden-to-table and back to garden: Heck yeah circle of life. The ULTRA from NatureMill balances air flow, heat and moisture while destroying odors and pathogens. As the Cadillac of home composters, the ULTRA doesn't get worms, bugs or trash odors. Plus, more than 70% of the raw waste disappears into thin air because compost cultures convert into water vapor. The remaining 30% makes excellent fertilizer for your garden, lawn, trees or plants. Everybody from Oprah to the New York Times and the Discovery Channel love this elegant home composter. Today, it's 45% off. Here's your chance to go green while going brown. Meet the Founder: Russ Cohn
Russ Cohn is not easily impressed. Back in 2002, when his hometown of San Francisco started collecting food scraps for recycling into compost he thought, 'Now that really makes sense.' After all, less landfill trash means less global warming.
Unfortunately, it wasn't so easy. Within a few weeks, the green bins up and down his block became grimy and insect infested. A raccoon family took up residence in the neighborhood. Trash day became an unpleasant routine - especially on a warm day. Then a funny thing happened. Russ went on vacation but forgot to empty his compost bucket. A nasty surprise awaited his return: the smell, the flies, and a very unpleasant clean-up job.While grudgingly cleaning the bucket, he noticed it was warm. Microorganisms were hard at work already! The composting process had begun. Just a little more oxygen, some mixing, insulation, and a powerful air filter could make the natural process clean and reliable. Russ got to work and, a few dozens of prototypes and patents later, the NatureMill home kitchen compost bin was born. Now the composter is so popular you can find it at the Home Depot, William Sonoma and Amazon. Check out how Naturemill works on this video from The History Channel: |
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