Bokashi Complete Recycling Kit, product review by Kevin Cook, Gardening.co.za

Two 25L Earth Bokashi recycling bins (fill one then use the other during the two weeks post filling fermentation period).

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🌱 The bukashi recycling kit comes with two 25 liter containers, bokashi brand mix, and instruction manuals.

🌱 Each container has an airtight lid, a tight tap, and a strainer to drain off bokashi tea.

🌱 The kit is used to ferment kitchen scraps and food waste, which can then be turned into enriched soil or added to worm farms for vermi compost.

🌱 The bran in the kit is enriched with a microorganism that breaks down the food and causes fermentation.

🌱 The fermentation process takes about two weeks, and during that time, the second bin can be used to start the process again.

🌱 Using the bukashi kit eliminates the need to scrape food scraps into regular bins and keeps smells and vermin away.

🌱 The bokashi tea can be diluted and used as plant food, while the concentrated mix can be poured down drains to reduce odors.

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00:21 The kit comes with two 25 liter containers, a 2 kilogram bokashi brand mix, and instruction manuals.

01:05 The strainer is used to lift all the contents off the bottom of the bin, allowing the liquid to drain off.

01:47 A plastic bag can be placed on top of the contents, with a plate on top to pressurize it down and keep it airtight.

02:08 The activated bakashi brand causes a fermentation process to break down the foodstuffs, turning it into an enriched soil tar mixture.

02:32 The bran is enriched with a microbe similar to the one used in yogurt production, which breaks down the food and causes fermentation.

02:54 The bin is filled almost to the top, then set aside for two weeks during the fermentation process.

03:01 The second bin can be used during the fermentation process, creating a constant recycling system.

03:24 The bokashi tea can be diluted and used as a plant food, while the concentrated mix can be used to pour down drains and septic tanks.

03:41 The kit is available on the website and can be shipped anywhere in the country.

03:56 It is a fun and enjoyable solution for recycling food waste.

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Q&A

What does the bokashi recycling kit come with?

The bokashi recycling kit comes with two 25-liter containers, a two-kilogram bokashi brand mix, and instruction manuals.

How does the bokashi kit work?

The bokashi kit is used to recycle kitchen offcuts and scraps. You sprinkle the bokashi brand mix on top of a strainer inside the bin, then add your food scraps and additional bokashi brand on top. The activated bokashi brand breaks down the food through fermentation.

What can you do with the fermented waste from the bin?

The fermented waste can be mixed into the soil as an enriched soil tarp mixture or added to worm farms to make vermi compost.

Is the bokashi kit odor-free?

Yes, the bokashi kit is odor-free, making it an eco-friendly solution for recycling food waste and keeping smells and vermin out of your council bin.

Can the bokashi tea be used as plant food?

Yes, the bokashi tea can be diluted in a 1 to 300 mixture and used as plant food to fertilize your garden.

What can the concentrated mix from the bottom of the bin be used for?

The concentrated mix from the bottom of the bin can be poured down drains and septic systems to eat away grease and reduce odors.

Bokashi Complete Recycling Kit, product review by Kevin Cook, Gardening.co.za

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