Interesting adventure

It is interesting experience. I have used compost bins outside for yard waist for years, but there are things you really can’t put in them with regard to food scraps simply because they don’t get rotated enough. I believe the item description in the sales material really understates the work involved. It does require attention to even keep the moisture at an optimum level. I feel the sifting shovel is useless, simply too small. When I pull out dirt, I scoop a bunch of it into a bucket and take it into the garage. I then use a set of three different sized screens that fit over a 5 gallon bucket to sift out the bigger stuff. What is interesting is watermelon skins seem to take the most time so as I sift those out I move them to my outdoor compost bin. I’ve been amazed at how chicken bones break down … but I do crush them before putting them in the bin so that probably helps. The smaller stuff that gets sifted out goes back into the Reencle and includes black pellets that is something that I assume aids the decomposition. Overall though it works pretty well.

it works great, although I might be going overboard, I have so much to put in it that I need a bigger unit. LOL

Life saver

We recently moved to a home on a septic system and hated scraping plates into the trash. Reencle is such a great solution. Our waste is now being turned into garden compost with surprising efficiency. The unit is quiet, odor free, and low maintenance.