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In the spirit of Earth Day and promoting a green, eco-friendly environment,
I am excited to the participating in the CompoKeeper Giveaway!
Composting is a great way to reduce, reuse and recycle. The great folks at CompoKeeper has created an awesome kitchen compost bin that makes composting easier, cleaner and more enjoyable!
About the CompoKeeper
The CompoKeeper is a cleverly-designed composting bin that makes composting easier and more favorable for families throughout America. Designed to hold more compost than a typical kitchen compost pale, the CompoKeeper allows you to store more compost and prevent daily trips to the pile.
But what about the smells? If you have ever tried composting, you know that after 2-3 days the odor becomes noticeable. Well, the CompoKeeper has you covered. Literally!
Designed with a hands-free lid and self-sealing bag, the CompoKeeper prevents odors caused by composting, fruit flies and common concerns associated with keep compost in the kitchen.
The CompoKeeper is designed with multiple features to prevent odors and promote healthy composting:
- Carefully designed clamps seal the bag to prevent orders and fruit flies
- Air holes provide circulation to promote a healthy and active compost pile.
- Carbon filters installed in the lid to prevent odors and increase air circulation.
The handy foot pedal creates a hands-free design to make make composting easier and cleaner.
CompoKeeper Features:
- Odor control through the bag seal, holes for air circulation, carbon filter, and stylized lid to keep away fruit flies.
- BPI Certified compostable bags.
- Foot pedal operated clamps for hands-free opening and closing.
- Easy bag removal tote keeps spillage from happening during trips to the outdoor bin.
- Floor-standing profile to allow it to be stored by the trash bin or tucked away under the sink for easy kitchen integration.
The CompoKeeper is available in
4 stylish colors to go with any kitchen.
Buy It!
Got to have one for yourself?
The CompoKeeper is available online at:
Compo Keeper Giveaway
Feeling lucky? Here’s your chance to win your own CompoKeeper!
ARV $99
Kindly Sponsored by CompoKeeper
Giveaway Ends May 5th, 2015 at 11:59 pm CST
Enter to win via the Giveaway Tool below.
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO WIN.
Open to US Residents of Legal Age. Void where prohibited. Winner will be notified via email and have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be chosen. CompoKeeper is responsible for prize fulfillment and shipment. Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other social media sites are not affiliated or responsible for this giveaway in any way. None of the participating blogs or bloggers received any form of compensation for sharing this giveaway.
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Jean Marie C says
April 25, 2015 at 11:05 amI would love to win the composting container so we don’t have to keep bringing it outside each day!
Jean Marie C says
April 25, 2015 at 11:03 amWe are currently composting. We are having a hard time finding a bucket to hold the compost in and bringing it outside each day to the compost pile does suck!
Jenn H says
April 21, 2015 at 10:06 amwe do have a compost heap! but my mom would actually love this to add to our pile! she visits once a week and shes tired of stinky scraps hanging around but shed rather put them in our heap (she lives in an apartment) than throw them out! id love this for her!
Sarah L says
April 18, 2015 at 8:46 pmI am not composting right now, but will be moving into my own house soon and would love to start then!
Jayme H. says
April 18, 2015 at 4:30 amI would love to win because we currently store our compostables in a bowl until we get to go to the bin outside. So, we have to take things out a few times a day. It’s also a bit messy.
I would like to have this bin to cut down on the trips without making my kitchen smelly!
Thanks!
laura rubenstein says
April 13, 2015 at 2:16 pmI have always wanted to compost, but I have not yet