Urban Composter Bucket with Compost Accelerator deal

The Urban Composter is easy to assemble and great for cooks. The spray works more efficiently than regular bokashi bran, and it's cleaner and easier to store. That's why I like it.

I have the Urban Composter Bucket and so far I like it. I have pet house rabbits, and they go through a lot of greens, plus I cook quite a bit so there's scraps from that too. The bucket is larger than a countertop compost bin... it's about 15" high and 11" wide at its tallest and widest. After a month and a half of use, I still haven't had to empty it yet. The accelerator spray that comes with it seems to work pretty quickly, and every time I add scraps to it (2-3 times a week) I press all the scraps down with an old potato masher. There is no smell to the scraps when I open up the lid, although the spray smells pretty "organic", and the juice that comes out of the spigot really reeks. I add a little bit of it to my watering can and I have to say my houseplants look amazing!

If you're serious cook, you have lots of vegetable scraps. You'll fill the bucket more often than once a week. That's the problem with these smallish composters, you fill them up and they take a while to compost, but in the meantime, you have more scraps. Get a regular stainless steel compost bucket with a lid (LeeValley.com is a good source ). Just empty it into the outside compost pile when it's full.