A company has created the world鈥檚 first kitchen appliance that turns waste into dirt within 24 hours 鈥� and it was invented and designed right here in 琉璃神社.
Pela, located in the is an international, sustainable company that makes everyday products without waste. Its inventions include compostable phone cases, smartwatch brands and AirPods cases, and now it鈥檚 launching a game-changing kitchen appliance called Lomi.
Lomi turns food scraps, boxes, cloth and bioplastics into dirt within 24 hours by using heat, abrasion, and oxygen to speed up the breakdown of organic waste into smaller fragments - similar to how earthworms break down and mix plant tissue into soil.
The end product is a natural soil supplement that is a source of soil macronutrients, which increases the organic content of soil. Pela says the invention has the potential to reduce every household鈥檚 waste by 50 per cent. It will also eliminate compost bags and animals smelling your bags when they are outdoors waiting to be picked up.
To date, Pela claims to have prevented the equivalent of 48 million plastic bags from being created. The company鈥檚 long-term goal is to keep one billion pounds of plastic from ever being made. The company employs more than 70 琉璃神社 residents who were a vital part of the creation.
Lomi can be pre-ordered through .
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