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Micro Bin Composting Success at Vashon Cohousing

Six Years Transforming Food Waste Composting and Counting!

Also Included in this newsletter:

  • New Client Testimonials
  • New Micro Bin Turns Manure into Marketable Compost
  • O2Compost Q&A  - Compost Pile Fire Hazard
Vashon Cohousing

Vashon Cohousing is a community of 18 households located on rural Vashon Island, approximately 12 miles southwest of Seattle, WA (as the crow flies). In 2019, Vashon Cohousing installed an O2Compost Micro-Bin System to convert household food waste and vegetative garden waste back into high-quality compost for use in the community's organic garden.

We recently received an update from Mark Musick, the community compost coordinator, indicating that the project is still operating successfully thanks to Cohousing volunteers and that they are now composting approximately four tons of food waste each year! 

For a tour of their O2Compost System and to see their new screening operation, watch this Youtube video. 

New Micro Bin System in North Carolina

Turning Manure Disposal into High Quality Compost

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Katie D. has enough compost to keep her property green and pocket a little cash by selling what she doesn't use to the local community. Wanting a better solution, she turned to O2 Compost. Read more about Katie D.'s experience.

Client Testimonials

"... an excellent solution to the challenge of waste management."
~ Greg & Tori Macpherson

We love hearing from or clients and we get excited when they provide us with testimonials.  We know these systems work, but hearing it directly from them is the icing on the cake.

Check out the new Testimonials on our website.

O2Compost Q&A

"Do your designs require a fire suppression plan?"

ANSWER: Do fires happen at compost facilities? Yes, but not with our smaller bin systems. We have never had to address fire potential for the systems we sell. The full answer to this question can be found on our blog. Find out what type of systems are most susceptible, what can cause a fire, what it looks like, and how to put it out. Read more.