Start Your Home Composting Journey Today

Composting is easy, and this video proves it. All it takes is mixing your kitchen waste with our Remix Powder to get the balance right. You can add all your cooked and uncooked food scraps, and the Remix Powder ensures it composts without any smell.

Composting is a simple, 3 step aerobic process. You add your waste, cover it with a dry material like our Remix Powder to provide carbon and absorb moisture, and let nature do the rest.

This graphic illustrates the basic daily action of composting. Simply add your kitchen waste, cover it completely with a layer of Remix Powder, and check the moisture. It is a small daily habit for a big impact.

Here are three simple hacks to make your composting even more successful. Chop larger waste into smaller pieces, store scraps in the fridge if you are busy, and make sure to mix your pile once a week to aerate it properly.

Our Cocobrick is a great alternative to Remix Powder. This video shows you how to easily prepare cocopeat at home from a compressed brick. Just add water, let it expand, and then dry it before use.

What kind of 'brown' material can you add to your composter? This video explains the different options, from our specially formulated Remix Powder to cocopeat, dry shredded leaves, sawdust, or even shredded cardboard.

Did you know you can compost more than just food scraps? This video shows how you can add items like hair, nails, bamboo earbuds, and even biodegradable sanitary pads to your composter, helping you move closer to a zero waste lifestyle.

What about expired packaged food? Yes, you can compost that too. Just make sure to remove it from its plastic packaging, break up any large clumps, and mix it well with Remix Powder. The food goes back to the earth, and the packaging goes to recycling.

People have many excuses for not composting, from cost to aesthetics. This video debunks those myths, showing how you can start with a simple bucket and use locally available materials like soil or dust to balance your compost.