Food Does Not Disappear When We Throw It Away
When organic waste is sent to landfill, valuable nutrients are lost instead of returning naturally to the soil.
Keeping food materials within a natural cycle allows them to continue creating value through composting and sustainable reuse.
From Kitchen Waste To Compost-Ready Material
Biobeen combines composting principles with modern kitchen technology. Through controlled heating, air circulation and grinding, everyday food waste can be transformed into useful organic material from home.
Add Your Kitchen Waste
Place suitable organic materials including fruit scraps, vegetable waste, coffee grounds and food leftovers into the aluminium bucket.
Select Your Processing Mode
Choose between Quick, Standard or Ferment mode depending on your waste type and the result you want to achieve.
Return Nutrients To Soil
The finished material can be mixed with soil to support gardens, plants and natural growing cycles.
Three Modes Designed Around Your Lifestyle
Whether you are processing everyday food scraps or creating organic fertiliser, Biobeen provides different options for your household needs.
Quick Mode
DAILY SCRAPSIdeal for fruit, vegetables and everyday kitchen waste. Uses heat and airflow to dry and process waste.
Standard Mode
GENERAL FOOD WASTEDesigned for common food waste and suitable compostable materials with extended processing.
Ferment Mode
ORGANIC FERTILISERUses gentle heating and moisture retention to encourage microbial activity and create partially fermented fertiliser.
Waste Reduction
Reduces the volume of processed kitchen waste.
Household Capacity
Designed for everyday kitchen use.
Quiet Operation
Suitable for modern households, including overnight operation.
Understanding Composting Starts With Understanding Nature
Composting is more than disposing of food scraps. It is about understanding how organic materials break down, how nutrients return to soil, and how small daily choices can create a more sustainable future.
What Can Go Inside Your Biobeen?
The right balance of materials helps maintain performance, reduce odours, and create better composting results.
Suitable Materials
- Fruit and vegetable scraps
- Coffee grounds and tea bags
- Eggshells
- Food leftovers
- Garden trimmings and leaves
- Paper and cardboard materials
- Certified compostable materials
Materials To Avoid
- General plastics
- Glass and metal
- Chemicals and detergents
- Large hard bones
- Non-compostable packaging
- Excessive oils and grease
- Styrofoam and synthetic materials
The Balance Between Green And Brown Materials
Healthy compost relies on a balance between nitrogen-rich green materials and carbon-rich brown materials.
Understanding this balance helps create better compost conditions and supports the natural decomposition process.
GREEN MATERIALS
Nitrogen-rich materials that help provide moisture and nutrients.
- Food scraps
- Fresh plant material
- Coffee grounds
- Garden trimmings
- Grass clippings
BROWN MATERIALS
Carbon-rich materials that help structure and balance compost.
- Dry leaves
- Cardboard
- Paper
- Straw
- Untreated wood materials
Recommended carbon to nitrogen balance for healthy composting.
Composting Tips For Better Results
Simple habits can help maintain performance and create better composting results over time.
How can I reduce odours?
Avoid overfilling the bucket, maintain a balanced mix of materials, and keep the activated carbon filter maintained according to usage.
How do I use the finished compost material?
The processed output can be mixed with soil before adding to gardens or plants. Biobeen recommends mixing approximately one part processed material with ten parts soil.
How often should the carbon filter be replaced?
The activated carbon filter should generally be replaced approximately every 6 months depending on frequency of use and operating conditions.
Can Biobeen fit into everyday kitchen routines?
Yes. Biobeen is designed for household kitchens, helping make composting more practical without requiring traditional outdoor composting space.
