soilkind: Your indoor composter

Make your home greener – with an indoor composter
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Exactly where you want soilkind to be.

Our innovative indoor composter is your personal organic waste manager and can do so much more than a Bokashi bucket. Soilkind can be used flexibly in your living space, whether in the kitchen or elsewhere. The only requirements? Some space for ventilation and a power connection.

Find the perfect place for your indoor composter

pantry or storage room
Parked, but still in full swing: Here, soilkind can produce fresh compost for you in peace and quiet. As long as there's enough air and space, our indoor composter thrives here.
Conservatory or hallway
Our indoor composter makes the most of your leftovers – and adapts to your home. If you're looking to save space, a hallway or your conservatory is also a suitable spot.
Laundry room, garage or basement
So close to the garden: Perhaps you'd like to place your indoor composter somewhere that's particularly close to your garden. A power connection is essential.
Kitchen
From the cutting board to the composter. In the kitchen, you benefit from direct access. Since the drying and composting processes can occasionally produce slight noises or mild odors, soilkind may be better placed elsewhere in sensitive living areas, such as open-plan living spaces.

pantry or storage room

Parked, but still in full swing: Here, soilkind can produce fresh compost for you in peace and quiet. As long as there's enough air and space, our indoor composter thrives here.

Conservatory or hallway

Our indoor composter makes the most of your leftovers – and adapts to your home. If you're looking to save space, a hallway or your conservatory is also a suitable spot.

Laundry room, garage or basement

So close to the garden: Perhaps you'd like to place your indoor composter somewhere that's particularly close to your garden. A power connection is essential.

Kitchen

From the cutting board to the composter. In the kitchen, you benefit from direct access. Since the drying and composting processes can occasionally produce slight noises or mild odors, soilkind may be better placed elsewhere in sensitive living areas, such as open-plan living spaces.
The challenge: The stress of organic waste
Composting often takes months, takes up space, and attracts insects. Conventional organic waste bins are unhygienic and smelly. As a result, much organic waste ends up unused in the general waste bin.
The solution: A fully automatic indoor composter
Soilkind transforms organic waste into nutrient-rich compost – without worms, without odor, and without effort. The electric indoor composter operates cleanly, hygienically, and fully automatically.
How it works: High-tech meets nature
Sensors ensure perfect conditions for activating natural microorganisms. A powerful interior accelerates biodegradation and ensures maximum efficiency.
The result: Real compost in 48 hours
After just 48 hours, you'll have high-quality, nutrient-rich compost – ideal for plants, both indoors and outdoors. Soilkind reduces food waste and finally makes composting smart.

Finally an indoor composter – and still have questions?

Here you will find exciting ideas and further answers about our product.

soilkind can be flexibly placed in various indoor spaces, such as a storage room, a pantry, a kitchen, a dry cellar, a hallway or a conservatory.

In certain phases of the process, such as drying and composting, noises can occur that indicate the active decomposition of the organic materials. The fans that cool the exhaust air produce a slight noise, comparable to a fan. When the fresh waste is shredded and dried in the upper chamber, noises can be caused by the breaking of hard components and the friction of the organic waste on the mixing elements. Under certain circumstances, fibrous components can become jammed on the mixing elements and thereby produce a humming noise due to friction on the chamber wall. This should disappear on its own after about 30-45 minutes. We recommend setting up the composter in a place where the noise is not perceived as disturbing.

It is important that the composter has enough air on all sides, at least 3 cm, ideally more than 5 cm - a room with a window is ideal. The floor should be flat, solid and insensitive to moisture. You need a power connection and enough space to fill soilkind and to be able to remove the compost container, water tank, funnel and activated carbon filter.

soilkind is not suitable for the garden, balcony or terrace due to the power connection and potential moisture penetration from outside.

Please do not place soilkind in a closet or other narrow, enclosed space.

The composter is ideal for households with up to four people to enable efficient and sustainable disposal of kitchen waste.

soilkind has an efficient activated carbon filter, which normally enables very low-odor operation. However, depending on the composition of the compost, noticeable odors reminiscent of roasted food can occur, especially during the hygienization process. This cannot always be avoided due to the temperatures required for hygienization.

If odors also occur, please check the following causes:

  1. First, check that the lid is properly fitted. A lid that doesn't close properly can cause odors to escape.

  2. Check if the activated carbon cartridge is exhausted and needs to be replaced.

  3. Check that the sealing screen of the activated carbon cartridge is correctly positioned. A damaged or incorrectly seated seal can cause odors to escape. Then make sure that the activated carbon cartridge is correctly inserted.

    The following video may help you.

The organic waste thrown into soilkind is shredded in the first chamber, dried and transferred to the second chamber once it reaches a certain humidity level. Due to the strong reduction in volume, this collection process (“collecting mode”) can take several days, depending on the amount thrown in and the water content, or even more than a week if the amount of waste is very low. The actual composting process over 48 hours takes place in the second, lower chamber and only starts after 100% of the pre-processed organic material has been collected in the lower chamber . After this time, you can remove your fresh and ready-to-use compost from the compost container. While composting is taking place in the lower chamber (the display informs you about the progress of composting), new waste can be put into the upper chamber at any time. This is prepared for the subsequent composting and “temporarily stored” in the upper chamber. The next composting sessions then often start more quickly because new starting material is already prepared in the upper chamber.

Can't find what you're looking for? Check out our FAQ section. There you'll find everything you need to know about composting with the soilkind rapid composter.
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This is how compost works.

Soilkind composts your organic waste fully automatically and without interruption. The two-chamber system allows for continuous refilling without stopping the composter's process. Discover how easy it is to enrich your everyday life with soilkind and which organic waste you can dispose of in our composter.
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