Want something attractive to collect all those scraps you're going to compost? The compost pails from RSVP - in stoneware, bamboo, and stainless steel - are the ones you'll see all over. If they don't appeal, there are certainly other options.
One you don't see as often is this glazed ceramic countertop compost crock, made in the USA by The Homer Laughlin China Company. There's a green version, too. Update on August 18, 2011: I'm no longer finding this product.
And if you'd like to support an individual artisan, you could get a compost crock, in one of 29 colors, from Architectural Ceramic Design in California. There's also another version with a handle. Update on July 10, 2104: I'm no longer finding the one with handles.
This compost bucket made me smile. Update on August 18, 2011: This compost bucket came from Jamie Oliver; I'm no longer finding it.
And this kitchen compost bin really caught my eye.
8 comments:
Gosh, just last night I was thinking -- again -- that I'd like to finally get myself a compost crock! I've been re-using my empty milk cartons and yogurt containers all these years, which is good environmentally, but gets kinda funky after a while. Thanks, Jeri!
Claire Josefine
author of The Spiritual Art of Being Organized,
Earth-Friendly Organizing, and
Following Raven, Finding Ground: A Road Trip in Search of Home
Founder and moderator of the Simple and Sustainable Organizers Yahoo! group
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You're very welcome, Claire! I love it when that happens - when the timing of a post is just right!
Lately you've posted a bunch of small stuff I'd like to get: the Seletti toolbox, the nautical bucket and now the kitchen compost bin. The most amusing choice for me is the compost bin -- I don't have a garden! But, I figure if the economy doesn't pull itself together pretty soon and if the world political situation gets much creepier, the neighbors and I will be planting Victory Gardens on our patios! Thanks for the usual great tips.
Cynthia, you're very welcome. Thanks for letting me know which items have been appealing - that's always very interesting to me.
I just purchased this bucket and thought I would share it with you.
http://www.gardeners.com/Brushed-Stainless-Steel-Compost-Pail/20707,36-263,default,cp.html
Jeri--I so enjoy your blog!
Tina
Tina, thanks for sharing; that looks like a nice choice! And I'm so glad to know you enjoy my blog.
Does anyone know where I can find the green compost tin, the one with the word "compostable" on it?
Anonymous, since the web site that I pointed to originally has closed, I've just updated the link to point to another site which sells that green compost bin.
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