Lomi Bloom Smart Waste Appliance Review

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10 ай бұрын

The new Lomi Bloom has just been released! Lomi Bloom is the world's first smart waste appliance marketed to keep food out of the landfill. In the relentless fight against climate change, finding innovative solutions to reduce our carbon footprint is more critical than ever. One area where we can make a significant impact is by efficiently managing our organic waste, including food scraps, vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, and more.
Enter the Lomi Bloom, the world's first smart waste appliance, designed to revolutionize how we handle kitchen composting and reduce our impact on the environment.
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@helenroberts3681 8 ай бұрын

What is the reason behind not putting cooked potatoes into the Lomi?

@Antics253 4 ай бұрын

Cooked potatoes hold on to a lot of excess liquid which can really mess up the mix if there is too much liquid in the machine. Basically you -can- add them, just keep the amount really, really low unless you want a soupy mix.

@helenroberts3681 4 ай бұрын

@@Antics253 Thank you. I had read something stating it would release something toxic into the soil. I was very concerned.

@Antics253 3 ай бұрын

@@helenroberts3681 So just to follow up here, I ordered the Classic model and we've been loving it, but I did test potatoes as well as cooked pasta since they both hold moisture. Max I could get without the unit getting bogged down or jamming was only a 1/2 cup of either cooked. Anything more and it got so moist that it couldn't dry properly and just clumped up, finally drying as a ball and jamming it. Sadly, the unit doesn't recognize a jam and auto shut off which seems like a major design flaw, so I can see why they don't recommend those. If it jams, you run a good risk of ruining it. We stick to veggie and fruit scraps now and the machine loves it, and the resulting product is doing wonders for the flower beds.

@grahammurray9172 6 ай бұрын

Confused about never adding “cooked potatoes”. Can you add coffee grounds?

@victorybeginsinthegarden 10 ай бұрын

Have you tried bokashi composting you can compost meat with it and you don't need power

@thecompostculture 10 ай бұрын

I have! I ran a residential compost service for a few years and bokashi was my secret weapon for processing anything and everything without power. I should do some videos on bokashi too!

@NavaBromberger 9 ай бұрын

Is the compost ready? I heard you have to do more stuff to it before it's really compost.

@thecompostculture 9 ай бұрын

Hi! No, it isn't ready right out of the Lomi. You need to mix it with soil in a ratio of 1:10. After that you can start using it! However, it still isn't considered "finished compost". This is called "Lomi Earth".

@NavaBromberger 9 ай бұрын

@@thecompostculture thanks for the reply. So if it’s still not considered finished compost, why is Lomi Earth able to ready? Is mixing it with soil the final step to it being used as compost?

@thisthat-ku2dr 6 ай бұрын

bought one - don't sitting on non-existent phone support machine is quirky and annoying when it does work

@PDVism 7 ай бұрын

Care to explain how this is supposed to be ecological? It's not even economical. Spending hundreds of dollars on a machine which uses anywhere for 600W to 1.000W an hour? For comparison, an electric heater uses 2.000W. Let's ignore all the plastic that is used to make it. Or all the electronics. Let's ignore that for best results you have to use the goods you get from the subscription that cost an additional 320USD for 2 years. On top of it all it doesn't create compost but just dehydrated chopped food waste that one can mix with actually compost or dirt. This while stinking up the place and putting all that moisture it takes out of the foodwaste and put it in your house. In short, you can buy a breadmaker for 60USD and it will do the same thing as the Lomi, namely dehydrate and blend it.

@thisthat-ku2dr 6 ай бұрын

bought one - don't sitting on non-existent phone support machine is quirky and annoying when it does work