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Soilkind vs GEME Composter

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Lukas
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Soilkind vs GEME Composter

After IFA 2024 event in Berlin, GEME team get a lot of inquiries and partnership cooperation. Some of the people ask us, there is a new brand called Soilkind also in the IFA exhibition. When comparing the Soilkind and GEME composters, both offer efficient ways to turn organic waste into compost but vary in their technology and functionality. We will have a detailed commonalities and differences breakdown to compare and check.

Commonalities and Differences between Soilkind and GEME Composter

FeatureGEME ComposterSoilkind Composter
Working Mode24x7 continuously, similar to refrigeratorCycle based, 24 hours per cycle
Energy ConsumptionAround 1.7 kWH per day, similar to a MacBook Pro7-8 kWh per cycle
Breakdown Time6-8 hours for most leftover48 hours
Finished CompostWeeksUnknown
Microorganism MethodYesNo
Volume19L10L
Process Capacity5kg/dayUnclear
Family MembersUp to 10, even for small restaurantFamily less than 4 people
TechnologyMechanic + microbePure mechanic
Odor ControlMetal ion catalytic oxidationActive charcoal filter
Filter ReplacementNo needQuarterly
Electricity EnergyYesYes
Composting ProcessMicrobes and rotating mixerShreds, dries, and wait
Composting Live VideoYes, Uncut, 7 hours no edit video
Not provided
DesignTrash bin shape, wide and open inputGEME ComposterMill shape, narrow InputSoilkind
Clog RiskZero, food waste drop into bin directlyDepends of food size go through the gate
Carbon/NitrogenGEME Kobold provide enough carbon source, use mixer to make it balancedFood scraps contribute nitrogen source, carbon source not found
Meat and DiaryYesNot Recommended
Manure WasteYesFood scraps only
Dog poopsYesFood scraps only
Liquid WasteYesFood scraps only
CleaningNo needRemovable, washable parts
App IntegrationNone, keep it simple, no over designMobile app launching Q4 2024
Brand FromBelgiumGermany
Start Time2022 July launched on Kickstarter, Go to market on March 2023 on Amazon2020, first seen in kickstarter campaign rebrand from mykalea
Kickstarter FulfilledYes, in less than 1 yearNot Yet, more than 4 year
Sales MarketUnited States, Canada, Europe, United KingdomGermany, and other few Europe countries
Pricing€999€1,490.00

Note

At the moment of 26th September, all info of soilkind are from kicksterter and it's official website.

Soilkind was the original called mykalea, somehow it rebrand as Soilkind and under Karcher. The origin website www.mykalea.de is now not accessible.

It's always not easy for innovation, and we hope soilkind and make a success and the Kickstarter backers can get satisfied eventually.

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