Joseph Joseph Intelligent Waste Compost Bin Food Waste Caddy with Odor Filter and Ventilation, 1 gallon / 4 liters, Graphite

I use this as a trash can in my car. Perfect size, easy to clean, no smell, the color is nice and it’s really solid.

We have been using this compost bin in our kitchen for over 1 year and we are so happy we chose this one. It has a large enough lid opening to easily place food scraps. Plus, the lid stays open when you lift it all the way up. Our kitchen never has a bad food odor anymore thanks to placing all of our compostable items in this bin. Non-compostable items are the only things that now go in our garbage bin. This really helps trap and eliminate any bad food odors; even onions!!!

I'm really happy with this compost bin. It is a perfect size for my kitchen. It is designed to have airflow, which is absolutely critical for odor, moisture and mold growth. The lid opens easily and the handle is very sturdy. I use the produce bag liners I already get from buying produce in the grocery store. It's not a perfect fit but I feel like it still works well.The charcoal pad helps with odors too, however, I have found that compartment to be harder to access. Tip: if your charcoal filter smells sour, you have too much moisture in your bin. Replace the charcoal pad and either air out or manage the moisture better.

Like eeeeeeveryone, I had the giant silver gallon bucket with the double-filter lid...that required me to have one clean hand to lift the lid AND set the lid down on the counter (eww), so I am thrilled to have found this cutie! I can flip the lid up with a knuckle, and don’t have to sit a lid down on anything else. It’s the little things! 🤪This IS much smaller than my last one, but I prefer that for two reasons: (1) I’m tossing my compost more often, so it remains “fresher;” and (2) I have enough bag left to properly tie it off before tossing into the green (curbside compost) bin. It also has a low profile on the counter. This thing is also super easy to clean! It does “sweat” a bit. I put a paper towel in the bottom of the bin before putting in a fresh bag.If ever there was an attractive compost bucket, this is it.

I've been using this for about a week after being very resistant to saving food scraps. I like the size - it's perfect for daily use. Our city has us add scraps to our green/landscape bin so composting is fairly straight forward. The countertop bin they provided us was just absolutely terrible so I've been hunting for a decent replacement ever since. This looks really nice in the kitchen, you wouldn't know it was full of food scraps. It's a good size, it's small so it doesn't take up too much space, but roomy and really easy to clean. The lid opens up nicely and is lightweight so it doesn't tip the bin (like the city provided one did...) The metal handle is also a great upgraded feature. It just feels sturdy and well made. It's still winter so the bugs aren't out yet, so I'm not sure how well this will deter pests. I'll update if we end up with a fruit fly problem.

Bought this in 2019. Mostly happy with it except that after a few years of use the lid no longer seals properly which allows fruit flies to crawl in which defeats the purpose.Otherwise easy to clean and install a compostable bag into.

Love this! Looks great on counter and gray color coordinates perfectly. Low profile, not too tall. Carrying handle folds front or back and is comfortable for toting out to compost bin. I use compostible bags which fit nicely over base edges. Removable base edge cover holds bag in place. Easy lift up tab on top cover. Looks neat and clean on counter. Comes with charcoal filter but I have not had to use it. Rinses clean. Love everything about this design. Perfect for my needs.

This compost pail has changed my attitude about collecting food scraps for the compost bin.What I like: right size for a smaller household, nice design, it does not scream ‘garbage,’ lid opens and closes with ease allowing one-handed operation, little to no odor, very easy to clean.I use 3 gallon Biobags, twist the top edges and adjust the fit using the hole in the bucket. (But a bag is not even necessary). We only put food waste in it and empty it into our outdoor bin each evening. Other compostables go in a paper bag.One small fault: filters are not easily available.