FRESH AIR
- Patented design lets air flow through for less odor and fewer flies
- Opens easily with a push of a button
- Easy to clean and empty for less mess
- Ready to use, including five compostable bags
- 1.5 gal / 5.7 liter capacity | 11.38" x 8.5" x 9" | 28.91cm x 21.59cm x 22.86cm
Recycled plastic, partially recycled steel
We know composting is a much safer practice for the environment, and that's why we've made this compost collector 100% safe for you. No toxic chemicals will be found in this certified recycled plastic.
We’re honored to be in your home, and promise to make ourselves useful. Not to mention sustainable, reusable, recycled and recyclable, even shareable, compostable, and occasionally huggable. Because we’re totally committed to the home you live in, and the one we live on.
Dishwasher Safe: Your dishwasher can help give your Full Circle products a new lease on life. Just put all parts in the top rack for a quick refresher and a solid cleaning.
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United StatesI’ve only been using it for a little over a week, but I really love the construction of it! Push to open, ring holds the bag in place. Perfect size for under my sink. I just switched out the first bag after more than a week, it was full and not leaking or smelly.
United StatesI needed a better container to collect kitchen waste. This was just what I needed. It's just the right size and easy to pop open when I have full hands. I worried about gnats but it's odorless and I haven't had any problem with insects at all. I'm very pleased with my Fresh Air.
United StatesIt's easy to use, and has been such a nice change of pace from having to go outside to the compost bin multiple times a day.
United StatesOne of yhe best purchases ever! Very durable, stylish and easy to use. Makes my kitchen 1000% more comfortable!
United StatesWe love our compost collector. We use it every day. The bags are great. It has a prominent place on our counter. We recycle it to either our compost or to the City's weekly green collection can.