Save $130: As of March 28th, Lomi Kitchen Composter Bundle(opens in new tab) retails for $368.91 on Pela, which is over 25% cheaper than the $499 Lomi Basic, the full-priced version on the tier below.
For composting to become widespread, it needs to be easy and accessible. Pela’s Lomi composter is one of the best current examples of how that can be done.
The only thing holding back the Lomi’s complete accessibility is its $499 price tag. However, the current sale at Pela offered him a $130 cushion and Romi dropped to her $368.91.(opens in new tab)This makes the Lomi Bundle, which includes a 2-year carbon filter refill and the first shipment of LomiPod refills, over $130 cheaper than the $499 Lomi Basic, which does not include these extras.
Even without looking at statistics, you can imagine how much food is wasted at home. (The smell of trash after a depressing refrigerator cleaning is a good indicator.) It’s estimated that the average household wastes about one-third.(opens in new tab) The amount of food accumulated each year. Nearly all of its waste is sent to landfills, producing large amounts of methane.
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Romi makes composting personal climate action easier than the old-fashioned way of tending to giant bins in the garden or stocking up scraps in the freezer to take to your local drop-off spot. In addition to the expected fruit and vegetable crumbs, bread, meat crumbs and even pizza crusts, paper products such as napkins and compostable packaging such as skin care products are more than your average compost pile. You can put far more things into your lomi.
A button on the front of the lomi determines the drying speed and the type of soiling that occurs during that session. This varies from batch to batch. Condensing a bucket of “garbage” into a handful or two. Gets dirty in just a few hours. Pela claims 100 Lomi cycles equates to diverting 220 pounds of food waste from landfills and avoiding 18 pounds of methane emissions.
