1. Indoor Composting Bin

If you don’t have outdoor space, an indoor composting bin is a great solution. These bins are designed to fit into small spaces, like under your sink or on a kitchen counter, and they can handle food scraps and even compostable products like Dirtbag Goods’ straws.How It Works:Use a small bin with a tight-fitting lid to keep odors out.Add a layer of “browns” (dry leaves, shredded paper) to balance your “greens” (food scraps).Choose a model with a charcoal filter to minimize smells and pests.total compost times: 60-90 days

splurge option:

Some bins on the market look like sleek trash cans and even turn your scraps into dirt instantly. If you have the budget, this can be a game-changer.

2. Vermicomposting (Worm Composting)

Vermicomposting uses worms to break down organic waste quickly, making it ideal for small spaces.

A worm bin is compact, odor-free, and incredibly efficient.How It Works:Use a shallow bin with air holes for ventilation.Add bedding (shredded newspaper or coconut coir) and red wiggler worms.Feed them food scraps like fruit peels and coffee grounds.total compost times: 60-90 days

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3. Create a DIY Composting Station