Daily Dump

About

We started out wanting to make home composting as normal as a fridge or TV in every Indian house. Kachra hamara, toh zimmedari bhi hamari (if the waste is ours, the responsibility is also ours) - that's what we believe. There’s so much kitchen waste piling up in cities, and it’s easy to ignore, but it doesn't vanish. Composting at home is a way to do our bit, and honestly, it’s not rocket science.

Options for Every Ghar

• Terracotta Composters (Khamba) - handcrafted, pretty, and always smell-free if you follow some basics. They fit right into a balcony or corner.
• Plastic Composters (Gobble & Chomp) - lightweight, tough, and super easy to clean. Some even let you collect liquid fertilizer for your plants.
• Terrabite - for anyone who hates heavy lifting. Put waste in from the top, take compost out from the bottom. Bas, ho gaya (that’s it).
• Leaf Composters - for those with a garden or lots of dry leaves, these are simple and big.

How It Works - Simple, Promise

• Toss in your kitchen scraps (chop big pieces, makes things faster)
• Sprinkle Remix Powder (absorbs extra wetness, keeps things chill)
• Stir once a week, keep it covered, harvest compost after a month or so

FAQs - No Filter

• Smells? Only if you mess up the balance - just add more Remix Powder and stir. Rainwater is a villain, so keep it dry.
• Maggots? Haan, milte hain (yes, you’ll see some). Usually friendly Black Soldier Fly larvae. If it’s too much, add Neem and Remix Powder.

The end result is rich, dark compost - 'Black Gold' for your plants. It’s a small daily habit but honestly, it feels good to see your kachra (waste) turn into something useful.