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Kitchen Compost Carrier

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Kitchen Compost Carrier

- Item#: GCO360


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This carrier is ideal for collecting kitchen food scraps for composting.



With a replaceable carbon filter to eliminate odors & fully rounded edges & corners, this attractive unit eliminates all of the inconvenience of the composting process.

The hinged lid can be opened & closed with only one hand & the container can sit on the kitchen counter, underneath the counter or hang on a cupboard door!

Made from polyethylene, the Compost Carrier is made of post consumer recycled material including recycled film canisters.

Comes with 1 filter.

Dimensions: 11" tall. Top is 8.5" x 8".

Product Details

Item Model Number:

GCO360


Product Dimensions:

11.25 x 8.75 x 8.75 inches.


Shipping Weight:

2.5 pounds.



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