A:AnswerWhen this happens to me because some of the ingredients in the Foodcycler are extra wet, I run it through a second cycle and everything comes out the way it should.
A:AnswerHi,
The FoodCycler does not create compost per se. It creates dehydrated food waste (DFW). As long as it stays dry, the DFW will not smell or attract pests.
A:AnswerHi,
This machine does not produce compost. The dehydrated food waste it creates, depending on the food scraps you put in, will usually be a nitrogen-rich component for your compost.
A:AnswerHi there. Many of our products are engineered, assembled and sourced from American suppliers, but this product is actually manufactured and assembled in China. In order to achieve the perfect balance of quality and value, we have developed a network of international sourcing partners.
A:AnswerWe use ours on a small outdoor covered porch. Our kitchen is just a bit too small to give up the counter space. I do wipe it down about once a week with a damp cloth and I’m meticulous about keeping the lid on to keep any dust out.
A:AnswerHi,
The machine comes with the filters you need to operate it. Of course, you can expect to have to replace them periodically. If you don't replace the filters, you can expect a stronger odor coming out of the machine or the bucket.
