5–8 kg of solid organic manure
5 litres of liquid fertilizerIntroducing the GRC 800 Community Composter, your solution to managing kitchen waste easily and eco-friendly! This composting system comes in a set of two bins, each with a capacity of 800 liters.
With the GRC 800, you can transform all your kitchen scraps into valuable compost. One bin is used to collect waste, which typically takes about 35 to 40 days to fill up. Once full, simply switch to the second bin and let the magic happen! The filled bin undergoes a natural composting process for about 30 to 40 days, turning your waste into nutrient-rich compost and compost tea.
What’s great about the GRC 800 is that it operates without electricity or any mechanical parts, making it super easy to use and maintain. Plus, it’s odor-free and made of durable FRP material for long-lasting performance.
By using the GRC 800, you’re not only reducing waste sent to landfills but also contributing to a healthier environment. Say goodbye to garbage disposal worries and hello to hassle-free composting with the GRC 800 Community Composter!
Product Description:
- GRC 800 is a 800-litre community composter designed for use in apartments and gated communities, with each set containing 2 units.
- It’s aesthetically and functionally designed to compost all kitchen and food waste, making it ideal for organic waste management.
- Hassle-free and easy to use, maintain, and convert organic waste into organic manure, making it environmentally friendly.
- Each bin can digest up to 60 litres of waste per day, providing efficient waste management for communities.
- The bio booster collects 45-50 litres of compost (manure), resulting in 200 to 250 kg of compost.
- The dual bin system of GRC 800 is suitable for 60-80 families, with multiples required for larger communities.
- The bin size is 4’0” x 2’9” x 3’6”, allowing for versatile installation in setback spaces, open areas, and terraces.
- Each bin requires 15 bags of 20-litre capacity My Green Microbes per month for optimal performance.
APPLICATION AREAS
GRC 800 – Community composting is used for Apartment and Gated Communities
Composting procedure with MY GREEN BIN
Certainly, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use our dual bin aerobic digester:
- Prepare the Bin: Spread a 1-inch layer of My Green Microbes at the bottom of the bin to kick-start the composting process.
- Layer Waste: Add 3 to 4 inches of kitchen and food waste to the bin, ensuring an even distribution.
- Apply Microbes: Spread My Green Microbes evenly on top of the waste layer to accelerate decomposition.
- Repeat: Continue alternating layers of waste and My Green Microbes, adding 3 to 4 inches of waste each time, until the bin is filled.
- Composting: Once the first bin is full, cover it with a layer of microbes and let it compost for 30 to 40 days.
- Start Second Bin: Begin the same process in the second bin while the first one undergoes composting, ensuring a continuous cycle of compost production.
- Alternating Use: Switch between the two bins as they fill up, allowing one to compost while the other receives fresh waste. This ensures a steady supply of rich manure for your gardening needs.
By following these simple steps, you can efficiently convert organic waste into nutrient-rich compost using our dual bin aerobic digester.
What to compost?
You can compost a variety of organic materials in our GRC800 dual bin aerobic digester, including Cooked food, Uncooked food, Tea bags, Coffee dust, Fruits & Fruit peels, Vegetable peels, Flower waste, Egg shells (Crushed), Paper bits, Garden waste, Saw dust, Ashes.
Things not to go into My Green Bin
- Sanitary napkins, Disposable Diapers, Bandages or any materials contaminated with blood
- Dry waste: Glass, Wire, Cloth, Fabric, Leather, Rubber, Thermocol, Plastic, Metal, Paper, Wood, Rexine.
- E-Waste and Hazardous Waste: Tube lights, Bulbs, Batteries, Electronic waste, Paints, Cleaning agents, Oil, Aerosol cans, Cosmetics, Syringes, Insecticides, Tablets (medicines), Thermometers.
These items can either contaminate the compost or pose environmental and health risks if composted. It’s essential to dispose of them properly according to local regulations.
