November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Turn Kitchen Scraps into Compost in Just 90 minutes | Nagual Review


In this video, I am going to give you a review of a machine that claims to turn your kitchen scraps into compost in just 90 minutes! This machine is called Nagual Kitchen Composter and I show how it processes food waste into a product that can even be used as chicken feed.

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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: Turn Kitchen Scraps into Compost in Just 90 minutes | Nagual Review

  1. This sounds awesome!! I would have loved this when I lived in my little studio apartment but I also like the idea of re using it as chicken feed. I hated dealing with slimy stinky compost. I've been wondering about these since I saw their ad. I'm glad you did a review 🙂

  2. I love the idea I think it's perfect as a supplement to add to a garden! I'm sure worms and chickens love it and would definitely reduce flies in gardens or homes. I'd be in if you could turn it into a compost tea as well?!

  3. Thank you for your review! I have one on order and I was having second thoughts. Mainly because we have land and several outdoor compost piles already. I wanted something to handle the kitchen waste but was wondering if this was overkill. I like your idea about giving it to the chickens. And now I’m looking forward to its arrival!

  4. If one doesn't have chickens or other livestock to eat the scraps it seems useful. But it still needs to be composted so it's just saving time and some volume. Maybe for people in apartments it's good. Otherwise, it uses electricity and that doesn't seem like it's good for he environment.

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