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Slice to Soil
Scraps in the air. One blade. Know what to cut.
Slice the food scraps onto the compost heap. Let the plastic, cans and glass drop to recycling. Never touch the battery.
Slice
Cores, peels, leaves, shells. Every cut feeds the heap.
Let it fall
Plastic, cans, glass. Cut one and the compost is ruined.
Never slice
It explodes. Then it poisons the soil.
Three lives. Miss a scrap or spoil the heap and you lose one.
Hold the mouse button and drag, or swipe with a finger.
Slice to Soil
Swipe to slice
- Slice +10
- Let it fall +3
- Never slice −1
Hold the mouse button and drag, or swipe with a finger.
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Heap closed
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- Composted
- Left for recycling
- Contaminations
- Best combo
- Chopped scraps turn to compost in weeks rather than months: microbes work on surfaces, and cutting makes more of them.
- Plastic does not rot in compost. It breaks into smaller and smaller pieces and ends up in the soil as microplastic.
- One battery in a heap is enough to put cadmium, lead or mercury into compost meant for growing food.
A game, not a composting manual. A home heap also needs more care over meat, dairy and cooked food than a blade can show.