Electric Composters: Reencle Vs. Lomi
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- I've reviewed Lomi before, but I got the chance to test out Reencle, which is another electric composter with some differences. I show the set up of the Reencle, and then go into the differences between Reencle and Lomi and talk about what I like and dislike about each.
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I've used both for several months and I completely agree! I'd NEVER buy a Lomi again, after going through two units and several buckets that broke on the bottom where the gear attaches to turn. The Reencle just works.
Yeah I think the Lomi is a good idea in theory but I think they do have some things to work out. I haven't run into issue with it yet, but I anticipate it, but Reencle is amazing!
It's so hot and humid in the deep south that composting is easy and fast in the backyard.
Yes, outdoor composting this time of year is definitely going to be easy! I don’t think I plan to use any kind of electric composter much, if at all during the summer months, but in winter when the weather is bad (we don’t get snow here but when it’s gets dark early and is cold or raining), it could be a good option!
Great review! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! :)
This is the comparison I'd been waiting for! We currently own a LOMI, and I agree with all of the points you made. We are on our second unit after the fan stopped working. In hindsight I wish we would have bought the Reencle. I believe the Reencle also uses less energy which makes it even more environmentally friendly. LOMI customer service is not very responsive, which I did not appreciate.
I am glad you found it helpful! And I agree, while the Reencle has to be plugged in constantly, I still think overall, it's more energy efficient than multiple cycles with the Lomi. Of course, since it's summertime right now, composting outside is easier, but if I want to give my outdoor composts time to actually decompose, using Reencle is great, and it is way easier to walk over to Reencle and add to it whenever I want vs. wanting to wait until I have enough food scraps to fill the Lomi up to make it worth running a cycle.
I've owned both and BY FAR prefer the Reencle. The Lomi bucket kept breaking; I went through a few a year. It was awful.
Wow! These are so neat. Great review!
Thank you 🤗
Thanks so much for your review!
You are very welcome! :)
Thank you for such a wonderful review❤
Of course!!! 💚
Such a GREAT review! I’m definitely leaning towards liking the reencle more!
Thanks! Reencle definitely scored more points overall! All of my compost bins are still PACKED so I’ll be using Reencle to give my bins a chance to decompose and cook more!
I've owned both and BY FAR prefer the Reencle. The Lomi bucket kept breaking; I went through a few a year. It was awful. The Reencle is exactly as described by the video here--treat it as a food trash can. Drop in food and walk away. When the weekend arrives, I harvest some compost for the garden to make space in the Reencle for next week's food waste.
Thank you for sharing good review!
Glad it was helpful! ☺️
Thanks for the review!
You are welcome! 😊
Vermicomposting can be done indoors and all year round indoors.
This is true, but some people might still have a smaller space and can't have a large worm bin and if doesn't break down as quickly, you might still notice an odor. I have a small worm bin in my garage and even though it was sealed, it still attracted pests.
Which one is better? Reencle or romi?
It really depends on what your situation is and some of your preferences, but overall, I'd go with Reencle.
Worms seem less complicated.
Yes, electric composting definitely isn't for everyone, I think definitely people who don't have yards to compost or space for worm bins would be able to benefit if they know they could use the finished product enough to make it worth it!
@cookseyfarms Good compost is always worth the trouble.
Agreed!