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And the green bin is fitted with a Simplehuman code Z custom-fit compostable liner. So food scraps never make contact with the can proper. The lid lifts off completely to reveal a green plastic bin within the silver can. (Photo by Brad Moon)Īnd when it’s time to empty the compost, the design of the Compost Caddy once again shines. Take it off the dock and use it wherever you’re doing kitchen prep. While the intention is for the Compost Caddy to dock with a Simplehuman kitchen garbage can, there are times when you’re working on meal prep and it would make more sense to have the compost bin right on the counter where you’re working. (Photo by Brad Moon) At Home on the Counter, Easy to Empty The Compost Caddy docks on a Simplehiman kitchen garbage can. It has a damped hinge so it doesn’t just clatter down, and the soft seal lid (I think magnets are involved there) keeps the lid firmly closed to keep down odors and prevent fruit flies from swarming. While attached to the can, it’s easy to open and close the Compost Caddy lid. It easily slides off if you want to remove it, but while it’s attached to the can it is safely off the counter. The Compost Caddy then slides right into the dock, which holds it securely in position with magnets. This is easy to install: peel the backing off the adhesive pad, hang it over the side of the can (a lip hooks to the edge of the can), and push it into place. It comes with a magnetic docking bracket that is the key to its integration with the garbage can. My review unit is the same brushed stainless steel finish as the garbage can, and it’s also been treated with the silver-ion coating to avoid fingerprints and prevent the spreading of germs. The Simplehuman Compost Caddy looks like a miniature version (8.5 x 5.7 x 9.6-inches) of its kitchen garbage cans. Compost Caddy: Docks With the Simplehuman Garbage Can We still keep composting, but it’s not a great in-kitchen experience. If nothing else, they take up valuable counter space. They attract fruit flies, they tip over too easily, they’re a pain to clean. We’ve had various counter-top compost bucket variations, but they always fall short in one way or another.
The city I live in doesn’t do curbside collection of food scraps, so it all goes out to the composter in the backyard. We’ve been composting our kitchen scraps it feels like forever. (Photo by Brad Moon) The Challenges of Kitchen Composting The Simplehuman Compost Caddy + Type Z compostable refill liners. Simplehuman just sent me a new add-on to try out that makes it even better: the Compost Caddy. That may sound gimmicky, but it’s incredibly useful. Most importantly, the can’s lid not only opens through motion activation but also by voice. It’s well-designed and attractively finished in brushed stainless steel with a nano-coating that resists both fingerprints and microbes. While not inexpensive, it was a pretty impressive garbage can. A few years back I reviewed a Simplehuman voice and motion-activated sensor garbage can.
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