Full Circle Fresh Air Odor-Free Kitchen Compost Bin, Black and White

This has been a life changer. It does the job and it looks good too so I can keep it outside of the cupboard. Awesome product. Worth the money.

A really well-designed product which functions so much better than those provided by councils. No more sweaty bags. Looks great too.

Absolutely love my new bin. Happy with the product, looks good.

This a great bin. It is a bit flimsy but it has survived the family. The air holes at the top get clogged up if you pack it too full and then it needs to be cleaned in the dishwasher. We have a green one and are waiting for a white one as we have cracked the top due to putting too much in it. It is still workable though. Highly recommended.

Bought this like a year ago. Long story to short, it just does not work in tropical countries. I am living in Singapore and this item just attracting more of fruit flies and all kinds of bugs I must say. To me, it was a total waste of money.

Físicamente es mas grande de lo que imaginaba, sin embargo es muy practico y trae dos o tres bolsas para darle uso inmediato. Tiene buena capacidad para los residuos, es fácil de usar y limpiar, la tapa tiene pequeños orificios y tiene una especie de zonas abiertas abajo que le da ventilación.

Great hygenic rubbish bin, a must buy for food scraps

Its simplicity is wonderful. For years I had a Full Circle compost container that was a little bigger and had a lid that would pop open when you pressed a latch. (It eventually wore out.) With this container, you hang the lid from the lip of the container so you can throw scraps into your bag. The design allows air to flow, which prevents the buildup of odors. (You need a compostable bag to use a Full Circle container. Some people may be rudely surprised to find that out. But the combination of the bag and Full Circle's airflow design is precisely what prevents gross odors.) What I do to make it easier to remove stuffed bags: First thing, I removed the ring that is used to carry the container. It's not necessary for my purposes. When my bag is full: I pull up the top piece, which includes the small ring that keeps your bag in place, I put it aside and then I remove the full bag. It may take a little wiggling to get the bag free. Afterward, I give the container a good hosing down and let it dry. I put the top piece back in and add a new bag. Voila!

Best food scrap bin out there. Those green bin types are fully enclosed thick plastic which makes you think they work but really they make the food fester into pools of liquid and begin to decompose the bags before you get them to the curb. But this amazing bin has air flow circulation which prevents that from happening. You don’t smell the decomposition unless you leave it in there long and you usually have to be at the bin to smell it. There is openings at the bottom of bin so beware that it could leak liquid if you leave bag in too long but this only happened once or maybe twice in the almost 2 years since I’ve been using these bins but the liquid did go all over the counter. To prevent that I put a low height tray underneath it to catch leaks in 1 of my bins (I have 3 in my house because we have a full kitchen upstairs and a broken up kitchen area downstairs which has a bin by the sink in a separate room from the kitchen.) I had to replace one bin recently because the plastic closure snap broke and it wasn’t that old but the others have stood up well. I’ll never go back to anything but these bins. Easy to clean because lid fully comes off and you can rinse the entire thing in the sink. You can slide the lid off to easily pull out the bag. Also the lid design actually keeps the bag attached and secure unlike the green bins which might rip stretching over the opening. Also green bin lids don’t close easily but these do. Make sure you lock the bag down with the wire fitting otherwise the lid won’t close properly - took me a while to figure out why my lid didn’t want to close all the time after a bag change. Expensive yes but superior product. I can’t imagine how you could regret it.