Ecopack Charcoal Filters for Kitchen Compost Bin – 2 Pack

SKU: FILTER

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$19.99 AUD

Replacement charcoal filters for kitchen compost bins. Made with activated carbon to help absorb food scrap odours. Designed for the Ecopack Kitchen Compost Bin and similar-sized caddy lids.

  • Size: 125 x 125 x 3mm
  • Quantity: 2 filters per pack
  • Material: Fibre weave with activated carbon
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  • Activated carbon helps absorb food scrap odours
  • Fits inside the lid of the Ecopack Kitchen Compost Bin
  • Thin, flexible and quick to replace
  • Two per pack, so you always have a spare
  • Width: 125mm
  • Length: 125mm
  • Thickness: 3mm
  • Filters per pack: 2
  • Material: Fibre weave with activated carbon
  • Compatible with: Ecopack Kitchen Compost Bin and caddy lids that fit a 125 x 125mm filter
  • Remove the old filter from inside the bin lid
  • Place a new filter in the lid, using one or two filters at a time
  • Keep filters as dry as possible so they last longer
  • Replace when odours start to return

Which compost bin do these fit?

The Ecopack Kitchen Compost Bin, and other compost caddies with a lid that fits a 125 x 125mm filter.

How often should I replace the filter?

Replace it when odours start to return. How long a filter lasts depends on how often you use the bin, what goes in it, and how humid your kitchen is.

Can I use two filters at once?

Yes. You can use one or two at a time, depending on how much odour control you need.

What are they made from?

A fibre weave with activated carbon, which absorbs odours from food scraps.

Barcode: 9421037431864

$19.99 AUD

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Ecopack Compost Bin Charcoal Filters

Absolutely essential to have these in my compost bin, it makes them smell free as I keep my bin on my bench top. I am not sure how long they are meant to last and the first few times I took them out and washed them as the food in the bin touched the filters so having spares is a must.