You can put it in the kitchen like a rice cooker.
"LOMI", a kitchen utensil that turns the skin and cut ends of vegetables that comes out of daily life, and the leftovers, and the leftovers, are raising funds in the crowdfunding of Indiegogo.
The interesting thing is that using this can disassemble biplastics.There are various biopla products, but you don't know how to circulate even if you buy them.However, this is a solution.
This campaign is being held by Pela, who created a smartphone case for the first time in the world.It seems that it took three years to develop "LOMI", but you can see the attitude of being responsible for your products.
Let's make compost in three modes
The operation is performed with one button."Express mode", which hurts only leftovers and garbage, is "Express mode" for at least 4 hours, 10 hours for "bioplastic mode", and 20 hours for "eco mode".I will use it.Inside, it seems that the blade rotates, and the maximum 3L garbage is composted by carbon dioxide, high fever and friction.
Consider the sound and smell
The operation sound is more noisy than the refrigerator, about 45dB, which is quieter than the ventilation fan in the bathroom.And the worrisome smell is shut out with the replacement activated charcoal filter on the back side.After use, the inside stainless steel bucket can be washed with a dishwasher so that it can be kept clean.
It seems to be a necessity in the times
"LOMI" can be invested in Indiegogo for $ 399 (approximately 43,600 yen) with an early rate of 20 % off.At the time of writing, it was collecting 11,844 % from 16,140 people, so you can see that people around the world are interested.
Since there is no impression of the person who uses it, it is unknown how much composting can be done properly or how much the smell when operating can be reduced.Nevertheless, garbage that smells when thrown away in the trash can leads to the occurrence of small flies as the temperature rises.But this can solve such problems and become friendly to the environment.
Source: YouTube (1, 2), Pela, Indiegogo Via Fresh Gadgets
