Reddit roundup: an in-sink food waste separator funded in four minutes
Product Quality · PledgeRadar Editorial ·
u/the-real-nakamoto built Root, an automated in-sink device that separates food scraps for composting, as a garage side project. It funded in four minutes.
Replies included design questions, competitor comparisons and possible buyer segments.
What Reddit users said
Asked how it differs from an existing in-sink separator, noting a very similar side-view graphic.
Original commentSuggested getting feedback from composting communities and asked about availability for new-build homes.
Original commentJust bought an apartment in New York City where disposals aren't allowed, and suggested targeting co-op and condo owners.
Original commentPre-launching soon and asked who did the graphic design, worried their own isn't slick enough.
Original commentImpressed by the product and page, and asked whether it was all done in-house.
Original commentSays they thought of this idea a decade ago and is glad someone built it.
Original commentSource: I built an automated in-sink food waste separator to compost for me (r/kickstarter)
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