Question 1

Does someone know what the two small plastic peices are for that came in the box?

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I own the compost container.  I too had to scratch my head about the function of “two little green things” that came in the box.

It took some experiments to discover their purpose.

They are intended to snap into the handle hinge from the underside of the hinge after you put your compost bag into the bucket and fold the excess bag material over the lip of the bucket.

The intent is the cover each of the handle hinges with some of the compost bag material.

After you have covered one hinge, you slide  one of the “green plastic dohickey’s” up the under the hinge where it snaps into the bottom of the hinge.

These clips are meant to prevent the compost bag from sliding down into the bucket as you add the compost into the bucket.

I have digitized photos of the proper location of the clips when installed.  Sorry I don’t have a video.  I believe I attached the photos to my review for this compost bin.

*****One note:  Be very careful with the two clips.  I do not know if replacement clips are available.  They do work well once you figure out the process.

My only complaints about this compost bin are 1.  The manufacturer did not include a small instruction sheet explaining what the green things are, with drawings / photos and an explanation of how to install them.  2.  It would be greatly helpful if they included a part number for the beasts and provide a website to order replacements.

You might try scanning the reviews for this item as I did attach the photos of the clips and how to install them.

Good Luck!  Hope this helps

Question 2

Where can I get a new lid and replacement carcoal filters?

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I do not know how to go about getting a replacement lid for this indoor compost bin.  You might try communicating with the manufacturer through the Amazon customer service center.

I can help you with identifying the appropriate charcoal filters.  I have been using these filters since I purchased the compost bin and have been very pleased.  The info below should give you enough information to order the filters through AMAZON.

***Exaco ECO 2500 Pack of Three Replacement Carbon Filters for Kitchen Compost Collector.

Fits:  Indoor Compost Bin
Exaco ECO 2000-NP Kitchen Compost Pail, 2.4 Gallon.

About this item
* For use with the ECO Kitchen Compost Collector # ECO2000
* Filters significantly reduce any organic smells
* Making your own compost starts in the kitchen by collecting all your organic waste to add to your composter
* Designed for use with Exaco ECO-2000 Kitchen Compost Collector
* Significantly reduces any organic smells
* Filters should be replaced every three months
* Filter measures 3.5" by 3.5" inch square.

ASIN	‎B0042P6J6S
Product Dimensions:	‎3.5 x 3.5 x 0.3 inches
Country of Origin	‎Canada
Item model number:	‎ECO 2500
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 354 Reviews

Hope this helps!

Question 3

How often does one change carbon filter

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I've had this bin for over a year and have never changed the filter. I would think you could wash out the filter in warm soapy water and that would extend its efficiency. But it's up to you; if washing the filter doesn't work, then it's probably time to insert a new one.

Question 4

Where can I buy replacement carbon filters for this compost bin?

Accepted Answer

If you scroll down through the reviews, I included the part number for the filters and at the time, they were offered for sale as well as the compost bags made to fit the bucket.  If AMAZON doesn’t sell the filters AMAZON may be available to provide contact information for the manufacturer.

Product Dimensions	21.59 x 22.86 x 30.48 cm; 907.18 g
Part number	ECO 2000-NP
Material type	Plastic
Capacity	2.4 Gallons
Power source type	Manual
Manufacturer	Exaco
Item model number	ECO 2000-NP
ASIN	B096W6X3WX

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