10% Discount
Ecopack Kitchen Compost Bin – Benchtop Compost Caddy with Charcoal Filter
$45.99 AUD
Ecopack Kitchen Compost Bin, a benchtop compost caddy for collecting food scraps. The ventilated lid holds two charcoal filters to help reduce odours, and the bin fits 8L compostable caddy liners.
- Size: 182mm W × 182mm D × 240mm H
- Material: Melamine and bamboo fibre
- Ventilated lid: Two replaceable charcoal filters
- Liners: Fits 8L compostable caddy liners
- Ventilated lid with two charcoal filters to help reduce odours and moisture build-up
- Compact size for kitchen benchtops
- Wide opening for easy scraping
- Carry handle for emptying into your compost or FOGO bin
- Eggshell finish with bamboo-look accents
- Width: 182mm
- Depth: 182mm
- Height: 240mm
- Material: Melamine and bamboo fibre
- Colour: Eggshell
- Included: Bin and lid with two charcoal filters fitted
- Compatible liners: 8L compostable caddy liners
- Collecting fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds and other food waste
- Home composting and worm farms
- Council food and garden organics (FOGO) collections
- Fewer trips to the outdoor bin
- Line with an 8L compostable caddy liner, or use without a liner
- Empty every few days, especially in warm weather, to avoid odours and fruit flies
- Wash with warm soapy water and dry thoroughly
- Keep out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources such as stovetops
- Replace the charcoal filters every few months, or sooner if odours return
What is it made from?
Melamine and bamboo fibre.
Does it help control odours?
Yes. The ventilated lid holds two charcoal filters that help absorb odours. Emptying the bin regularly also helps.
Where can I buy replacement filters?
Replacement charcoal filters are available in packs of two. One pack replaces both filters.
Which liners fit?
Ecopack 8L Compostable Caddy Liners, or other certified compostable liners of a similar size.
How do I avoid fruit flies?
Keep the lid closed, empty the bin every few days, and wash it regularly. Fruit flies are most common in warmer months.
Can I put it in the sun?
No. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat, which can damage the finish.
What can go in it?
Food scraps such as fruit and vegetable peels, coffee grounds and tea leaves. Check your council's rules for what its FOGO bin accepts.
