(Part 2) Best products from r/composting

We found 24 comments on r/composting discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 52 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

24. SCD Probiotics All Seasons Indoor Composter, Easy Start Countertop Kitchen Compost Bin with Bokashi - Easily Compost Indoors, Low Odor, Beginner Friendly - K100 Tan, 5 gal

    Features:
  • SCD Probiotics Indoor Composter Starter Kit – Compost right in your kitchen with this ready-to-use kit. 5-gallon countertop compost bin with strainer & spigot. BPA free plastic bin is tan with green lid & handle. 1 gallon (2 lbs.) of compost starter included.
  • Turn All Food Waste Into Compost – Start composting with this beginner friendly kit. Simply scrape food scraps into compost pail, sprinkle a layer of bokashi compost starter to reduce odor & break down food, then close the lid. Repeat at each meal.
  • Four Season Use – Don’t let winter weather keep you from composting. With SCD Probiotics Indoor Composter, you can kickstart the composting process from the comfort of your home, even when its freezing outside. No daily trips to an outdoor composter.
  • Minimal Odor – Skip the expense of compost bin filters or charcoal filters. Your new composting kit comes with our special bokashi compost starter to control odor & break down food naturally & quickly. A tight sealing lid makes it virtually odorless.
  • Kitchen Space Saver – Set this composter next to your blender, not your rain barrel. A countertop compost bin sized for your apartment, condo, classroom or home with small kitchen. Also fits nicely by trash & recycling cans under the kitchen sink.
SCD Probiotics All Seasons Indoor Composter, Easy Start Countertop Kitchen Compost Bin with Bokashi - Easily Compost Indoors, Low Odor, Beginner Friendly - K100 Tan, 5 gal
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26. EPICA Stainless Steel Compost Bin 1.3 Gallon-Includes Charcoal Filter

    Features:
  • AS FEATURED IN BON APPETIT AND FORBES | THE PERFECTLY SIZED COMPOST BIN: Say hello to Epica’s premiere 1-gallon compost bin. The world fell in love with Epica’s perfectly sized marvel, made compact enough to keep on your counter and big enough to hold several days’ worth of compostable organic kitchen. Measures 7.16” in diameter x 11” high.
  • SIMPLE CLEANING PROCESS: The stylish stainless steel bin is molded in one piece and resists rust and leaks, unlike other bins that are welded and prone to rust and leakage at the weld points over time. Eco-friendly convenience is always at your fingertips.
  • CONTROL ODORS NATURALLY: The airtight lid and replaceable activated-charcoal filter work together to trap and control odors naturally, so your kitchen compost bin can sit conveniently on your countertop or wherever you need it. The chic modern design also complements any decor.
  • DURABLE STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION TO LAST A LIFETIME: Molded in a single piece for strength and durability that won’t scratch, crack or chip. Made of premium, rust-resistant high grade stainless steel -- will never leach chemicals into your compost.
  • COMES WITH REPLACEABLE CHARCOAL FILTER: The specially designed activated-charcoal filter is the key to an odorless indoor compost bin. With careful handling, the filter will last more than 6 months.
EPICA Stainless Steel Compost Bin 1.3 Gallon-Includes Charcoal Filter
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27. Amagabeli 48 x 50 1/2Inch Hardware Cloth Galvanized Welded Cage Wire 19 Gauge Fence Mesh Roll Garden Plant Supports Poultry Netting Square Chicken Wire Snake Fencing Gopher Racoons Rabbit Pen Gutter

    Features:
  • Half inch hardware cloth, ideal for snake fence, chicken wire, opossum rehab cages,chicken coops run,rabbit fencing, flower beds, wide gutters guard, fruit trees, vegetable garden, to keep out small critters such as voles, gophors, racoons,etc
  • The holes are only 1/2 inch to keep critters out and the chickens / rabbit safe, protect your garden fruits and vegetables from rodent animals. The 1/2 inch openings would have to be really small to get through. In the area of Wisconsion, Colorado, Cal kings, small baby copperhead snakes and rattle snakes come for damage seasonally. Dig a shallow trench before installing to ensure the fence is partially underground for peace of mind
  • It's galvanized and very rust proof. Galvanizing after welding to ensure that all welding points are galvanized for maximum rust resistance and long life. Wider weave not too stiff, the material will confirm to rolled shape as tree guards for fruit trees, 19 gauge easy to lay down and easy to cut with wire cutter/scissors. Keep gophers out of vegetable garden
  • Use this to protect vegetables and flower roots, bulbs, rhizomes, etc from tunneling animals. It can be used to make individual baskets or line raised garden beds
  • Use this material to line the bottom of your chain link fence and cut it in half by leaving it in a roll with a hack saw; it is plenty stiff for what you want to use it for. This mesh solved issues with snakes, gophor, skunk, chipmunks, rabbits and other creature pests living under your wooden deck
Amagabeli 48 x 50 1/2Inch Hardware Cloth Galvanized Welded Cage Wire 19 Gauge Fence Mesh Roll Garden Plant Supports Poultry Netting Square Chicken Wire Snake Fencing Gopher Racoons Rabbit Pen Gutter
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Top comments mentioning products on r/composting:

u/dross99 · 5 pointsr/composting

This year I used this for the cover crop seed: https://amazon.com/gp/product/B07NBTV4TZ/

There are several different ones on Amazon - they're all pretty similar. I'm in zone 7 in the Northeast US.

u/bannana · 1 pointr/composting

you say you're storing it, where does it go after storage?

I keep my compost in a repurposed asparagus steamer under my sink, stuff stays there for a couple of weeks sometimes before I take it out and it's fine. I line the bottom with half of a cardboard egg carton to absorb the liquid. They also make special containers for this with super heavy lids to contain odors like this but I rarely have issues with odors even living in a hot climate. There are fulling self contained small compost bins for indoors like theis

u/scarabic · 4 pointsr/composting

Even simpler than palettes is to just use a slightly more durable version of “chicken wire,” like this:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C89QJU0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_YG9PCbHAA6K7K

Just cut off 10 feet of it and stand it up in a circle. Boom. You have a 3-foot cylinder. Sew up the ends with a zip ties or wire and that’s all you need to do. Even better, when it’s time to turn the pile you just undo your ties and peel the metal cloth away. Your pile will stick together in place. Set up your cylinder right next to it and shovel it all in. This works so much better than an uncontained pile on the ground, due to the low angle of repose that finished compost has.

u/WoozelWozzel · 2 pointsr/composting

https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-15-Sheet-Cross-Cut-Credit-Shredder/dp/B01M0FMM70

I got this shredder for my compost adventures. It handles pizza box / shipping box thickness, wouldn't do well with anything thicker, though.

u/KuchDaddy · 3 pointsr/composting

I have one very similar to this:

https://www.amazon.com/Gardeners-Supply-Company-Recycled-Plastic/dp/B00J33B15I

and when I first got it, I found that it stayed too wet because there were no drain holes. The water just stayed there and it got soupy. I drilled a bunch of holes to provide drainage and it works a lot better.

u/bambooclad · 3 pointsr/composting

Meh. I'd never get that, let alone pay $280 for it. If I were to splurge on composting, I'd get a good reliable paper shredder. All you need is a 10Gal bin with lid and a saucer to collect leachate if space is limited...

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https://www.amazon.com/Carlisle-Bronco-Round-Waste-Containers/dp/B004FNQ82W

https://www.amazon.com/Carlisle-Bronco-Round-Waste-Containers/dp/B01CH9X17A

https://www.amazon.com/Bloem-SDC24-00-Cotta-Saucer-24-Inch/dp/B00FGIIVCU

u/RevolutionaryCat4 · 2 pointsr/composting

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008B0T5Z2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Fits on top of a five gallon bucket. I just have a small tumbler so I don't have to use it for a whole lot. It's probably not ideal if you have a bigger pile but I've seen a few bigger DIY versions on YouTube that do basically the same thing.

u/macmini · 4 pointsr/composting

We have been using this, we buy new carbon filters every few months, works great and no smells
Exaco Trading Co. ECO-2000 Plus Kitchen Compost Waste Collector, 2.4 Gallon, Deluxe Green https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CV952QG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_PcNHDbHZ8BAHS

u/HeaviestEyelidsEver · 2 pointsr/composting

Yukchuk. I used to have a different one, but had flies all the time. Haven't had a single fly since I got this one.

u/RedBeardBeer · 2 pointsr/composting

$23
REOTEMP FG20P Backyard Compost Thermometer - 20" Stem, Fahrenheit with Composting Instructions https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002P5RGMI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_xooozb9WRZB11

u/TheSwampDweller · 2 pointsr/composting

The only real way of keeping it is to get a cheap air pump (http://www.amazon.com/Tetra-77851-Whisper-Pump-10-Gallon/dp/B0009YJ4N6/ref=zg_bs_2975471011_1) an constantly have it running in the bucket.