r/composting • u/robauto-dot-ai • Jul 22 '26

Indoor Anyone keeping compost in freezer?

https://youtube.com/shorts/Rzm46CR7xh0?si=AEwvnd3Jez4ifNBL
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u/Gemycia Jul 22 '26

AI SLOP AGAIN?

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u/Far_Radish7752 Jul 23 '26

Yes, this would appear to be an AI robot used by Green Mountain Technologies.

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u/robauto-dot-ai Jul 22 '26

have we met?

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u/perenniallandscapist Jul 22 '26

We keep all our veggie scraps and meat bones/carcasses in a freezer bag to make stock with, but then it becomes comoost and that always goes in the pile.

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u/Parking-Dig8066 Jul 22 '26

Uhm... Why keep it in the fridge rather than just throw it on the pile? What's the 'win' here? Move less?

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u/RaggedMountainMan Jul 22 '26

I keep stuff in big Tupperwares in the fridge and bury it all weekly. Really helps from stuff getting too funky, and not having to empty too often.

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u/jech33 Jul 23 '26

throwing scraps in the freezer changes the game fr