Introducing LASAMOR, BRIN's Innovation to Address Waste Using Drums

BRIN has once again created a very practical household organic waste processing tool called LAHSAMOR. This simple innovation is specifically designed to help people process kitchen waste without hassle. Its efficient design allows every household to begin managing their own waste independently.

This tool serves as a smart solution to reduce the accumulation of organic waste at disposal sites. Its easy usage makes the habit of processing waste cleaner and more enjoyable.

Let's take a look at the details of how LAHSAMOR works and its advantages below.

1. Household Scale Waste Processing Innovation

Household Scale Waste Processing Innovation (credit: instagram/brinpedia)

LAHSAMOR is a household scale organic waste processing tool resulting from innovation by BRIN. This tool uses a 60-liter capacity tube to accommodate food waste every day. Its design is very functional, making it easy for anyone to carry out the composting process at home. The presence of LAHSAMOR aims to ensure that organic waste can be eliminated directly without ending up in landfills.

2. Very Practical Usage Method

Very Practical Usage (credit: instagram/brinpedia)

The method of using this tool is very practical for beginners and housewives. First, insert about 5 kg of old or mature compost into the tube. After that, you just need to add food waste or organic kitchen waste every day. The last step is to rotate the tool so that the new waste is evenly mixed with the compost.

3. Secrets to Faster Composting Process

Secrets to Faster Composting Process (credit: instagram/brinpedia)

Mixing new waste with old compost makes the composting process much faster. Surrounding this tool are small holes that serve as air entry points. Good air circulation ensures that the decomposition of waste does not produce unpleasant odors. Additionally, sunlight also plays an important role in helping the drying process of the compost inside.

4. Placement of the Tool Outdoors

Placement of Equipment Outdoors (credit: instagram/brinpedia)

The LAHSAMOR tool must be placed outdoors where it is exposed to sunlight and wind. Sufficient sunlight and airflow will optimize the performance of the decomposing bacteria inside. If it rains, you don’t need to worry because the water will automatically drain out. Rainwater will flow through the small holes around the drum tube.

5. Large Capacity That Rarely Fills Up

Large Capacity That Rarely Fills Up (credit: instagram/brinpedia)

In one year, this 60-liter tube usually will not be full. This happens because the organic waste put in almost decomposes and shrinks into compost. It is recommended to add about half a kilogram of food scraps every day into the tube. Don't forget to rotate the tool five times after adding the organic waste.

6. How to Remove Finished Compost

How to Remove Finished Compost (credit: instagram/brinpedia)

Once the compost is mature and ready, the process of removing it is done very easily. You just need to rotate the tube until the door is facing down. After the door is opened, the finished compost will come out by itself without hassle. This method makes kitchen waste management more practical, clean, and environmentally friendly.

7. FAQ

What does LASAMOR stand for, the simple innovation tool made by BRIN?

LASAMOR stands for Lahan Sampah Musnah Organik for household scale.

What is the capacity of the LASAMOR tube and will it fill up quickly when used?

The tube has a capacity of 60 liters and uniquely will not fill up even when used for a year.

How much organic waste can be put into this tool every day?

You can add about half a kilogram of food scraps or kitchen waste every day.

Why does the LASAMOR tool not produce unpleasant odors during the composting process?

The presence of air holes and a mixture of old compost makes the process odorless even though it contains waste.

How do you remove the mature compost from inside the tube?

Simply rotate the tube until the door is facing down, then open the door to remove the compost.

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