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Sometimes (often these days) i can't tell if these things are parodies or real products. It reminds me of Juicero: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicero https:/
by lm28469 4y ago
Sometimes (often these days) i can't tell if these things are parodies or real products. It reminds me of Juicero: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicero https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicero
In Europe many countries have specific trash bins for food waste, they're collected by the city and reused for compost and biogas. No subscriptions, no investors, no soon to be e-waste wifi and bluetooth connected trash can, no shipping dirt in box
- HideousKojima 4y agoIn the US too, plenty of cities (even small ones) offer compost collection as part of standard trash and recycling collection.
- jcims 4y agoAVE did a great teardown of one a couple years ago, impressive machine with a stupid purpose.
- barbazoo 4y agoSome of their assumptions seem to be very much US based where "green bins" for garden and food waste might not be a thing? I don't know but where I live in Canada, contents of the green bin definitely don't end up in the landfill like they say. So it's not even a problem that needs solving in many other places.
- rubylark 4y agoIn the US, it depends on the waste services provider, city, and county. I've had garbage companies that offer compost and yard waste services and some not. Sometimes it's provided through the city or county for free or for a fee, though not everywhere