Kitchen Composter and Compost Container Solutions

Welcome to Kitchen Compost Solutions, the web’s only specialist site devoted to kitchen scraps! From the high-tech indoor kitchen composter to bokashi buckets, through to the humble but practical kitchen compost pails, containers, crocks and bins, we’ve got you covered. We put the products in the spotlight to help you find the solution that’s right for your lifestyle and kitchen. Take charge of your kitchen waste today!

Automatic Kitchen Composter

NatureMill high-tech automatic indoor composting machine that turns food scraps and kitchen waste into high-grade compost in just two weeks – without odor or fuss. Naturemill composters are the perfect solution for avid gardeners; providing a constant source of high quality compost for the kitchen garden. A big advantage of the NatureMill is that the compost created is a finished product requiring no further processing.

Larger Kitchen Compost Pails

Durable plastic compost buckets designed for under the bench situations. The close-fitting lids with filtered ventilation openings prevent odors escaping into your kitchen and exclude pesky insects. A great practical and inexpensive  solution for kitchen waste.

Counter-Top Compost Crocks

Elegant and stylish, these smaller compost crocks are designed for counter-top display. Perfect for collection of smaller quantities of kitchen waste for later transfer to your outside compost bin, they come in a range of colors and styles, in ceramic or stainless steel.

Bokashi Composting Buckets & Bins

The Bokashi bin or bucket is a popular indoor composting method that uses special organisms in a fermentation process that is odor free and highly suited to indoor situations.

Worm Composter

The modern worm farm systems are highly suitable as an indoor composting solution. Worm compost (vermicompost) is incredibly beneficial for plant growth which makes worm composting an ideal choice for gardeners who want high quality plant food. Worm composters are a big hit with the kids too as they learn about compost worms and their lifecycle.