Step 1
Drop it in.
Plate scrapings, peels, coffee grounds, coffee filters. Keep out beef bones and big pits. Roast chicken and ribs are fine.
KITCHEN COMPOSTER
Wet scraps in tonight. Dry grounds by morning.
90% less waste by volume. 100 oz in, about a mug out.
- Easy to clean
- Odor stays in the bucket
- Ultra quiet — 39 dB
- No PFAS coating
Pick yours
One bag lasts 3 months, or 45 cycles — whichever comes first.
- Free shipping
- 2-year warranty
- Spare parts sold here
- 90-day free return
What's included?
The composter, the drying bucket, the lid, one bag of activated carbon, the power cable, the user manual, and the guarantee card.
What is the output?
Dry, ground food scraps. Mix them into soil or a compost pile to finish, or put them in the trash — they are dry and light. Not finished compost, not fertilizer.
What is the return policy?
Run it for 90 days. If it's not right for your kitchen, send it back. You pay return shipping for a change of mind; Natridy pays it if the unit is faulty. No restocking fee.
Your trash stops rotting in the kitchen.
Wet scraps in tonight. Dry, Odor-Free grounds by morning.
with Natridy
Pest-Free
Sealed lid. Nothing sits out.
Odor-Free
Air leaves through two carbon channels
Space-Saving
Up to 90% lighter by weight.
Eco-Impact
Dry grounds - not finished compost.
Pest-Free
Open invitation for flies & ants
Odor-Free
Open-air decay = strong odors
Space-Saving
Overflows daily, needs frequent emptying
Eco-Impact
Straight to landfill
Traditional
Natridy
Pest-Free
Open invitation for flies & ants
Sealed lid. Nothing sits out.
Odor-Free
Open-air decay = strong odors
Air leaves through two carbon channels
Space-Saving
Overflows daily, needs frequent emptying
Up to 90% lighter by weight.
Eco-Impact
Straight to landfill
Dry grounds - not finished compost.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. One button.
Step 2
Let it work.
One button. It grinds, dries, and cools while you sleep. 39 dB, measured.
Step 3
Empty it.
A cup of dry grounds. Into a garden bed, a green bin, or the trash — it weighs a fraction of what went in.
A Better Way To Deal With Food Waste
No composting. No odor worries. No guilt. Just a fraction of the waste, in hours.
What is actually different.
Easy to clean
One screw, then rinse it in the sink. On most machines the blade is fixed and you scrape around it.
Odor stays in the bucket
Air leaves through two carbon channels side by side. There's also a fan-only mode to hold a half-full bucket overnight.
90% less waste by volume
A full bucket goes in. A cup of dry grounds comes out.
See it. Add to it.
The lid is glass, so you can see how the batch is doing. Open it, add more scraps, close it.
Ultra quiet — 39 dB
39 dB, measured. Start it after dinner and leave it.
About 1 kWh a cycle — a few cents a night.
No PFAS coating
The bucket is ceramic, not Teflon. No PFAS coating touching your food.
How it works
Getting started with Natridy
Add scraps. Press start. Empty dry grounds.
Natridy Kitchen Composter · Ceramic bucket · Detachable cast-iron blade · Bags of activated carbon · Power cable · User manual
Bundle adds 4 extra carbon bags (5 bags in total).
Specifications
Full specifications
- Model
- CYF01-500CD5
- Size (W × D × H)
- 9.8 × 14.3 × 11.8 in
- Weight
- 19.2 lb
- Power
- 120 V / 60 Hz · 500 W
- Energy
- about 1 kWh per 4-hour cycle
- Capacity
- up to 100 oz
- Warranty
- 2 years
What can go in.
If it came off a plate, it probably can. If it would break a blender, it stays out.
Add freely
- Fruit and veg scraps
- Coffee grounds
- Eggs and shells
- Plant trimmings
- Loose tea; compostable tea bags
- Meat, fish, leftovers (drain first)
- Cooked chicken bones and ribs
- Bread, rice, grains — small amounts
- Corn cobs and husks
Keep out
- Glass, metal, plastic
- Beef bones, pork shank bones
- Hard shells (walnut, clam, oyster)
- Fruit pits (avocado, mango, peach)
- Lots of oil, butter, or liquid
- Frozen scraps (thaw first)
- Uncooked dough
- Pet waste, diapers, hygiene products
Bones are about density, not the animal. Roast chicken and ribs are fine. A beef bone is not. Go easy on sticky, sugary loads in one batch — the machine grinds and heats, so syrup and sauce bake onto the bucket the way they would in a pan.
HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT
How it compares.
| What matters | Natridy | Other countertopHarder to clean. Costs far more. | Other floor binFour weeks of scraps indoors. Pricier filters. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $269.99. $319.99 with a year of carbon. | $499–$699 for the machine alone. | $549–$1,149. |
| Size | Slim. Stays on the counter. | Fits the counter. | A second bin on the kitchen floor — on top of the trash can you already have. |
| Blade | Lifts out. Rinse it in the sink. | Fixed. You clean around it. Some even sell a brush for it. | Fixed inside. You don't pull it out. |
| Cycle | 2–8 hours. One night, done. | Same idea: one batch, then it stops. | Runs continuously. A week of scraps sits in the kitchen. |
| Noise | 39 dB. | 45–60 dB. | Under 50 dB. |
| Odor path | Dual-channel carbon. Two paths, side by side. | Single filter path. | A large carbon pack — a week of scraps sits in the machine. |
| Filter | The extra $50 on the bundle is the year. | About $120 a year, or $29.99 a bag. | $29–$35 a month. |
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FAQs
What can go in?
Fruit, veg, coffee grounds, eggshells and plant trimmings go in freely. So do meat, fish, leftovers, cooked chicken bones and ribs — drain them first.
What must stay out?
Glass, metal, plastic. Beef bones and pork shank bones. Hard shells. Fruit pits. Lots of oil or liquid. Frozen scraps (thaw first). Uncooked dough. Pet waste.
Is what comes out compost?
No. Dry, ground food scraps. Mix into soil or a compost pile to finish, or put them in the trash. They are dry and light. Not finished compost. Not fertilizer.
How long does a cycle take?
Auto is about 2 to 8 hours — the machine reads the batch. Quick is a fixed 4 hours. Self-clean is about 60 minutes. Storage is fan only, no heat.
How much electricity does it use?
About 1 kWh on a 4-hour cycle (Quick is a fixed 4 hours). Auto reads the batch and runs 2–8 hours, so the kWh moves with the load. Rated 500 W, 120 V / 60 Hz.
Will my kitchen smell?
It should not smell like the scraps you put in. Dual-channel carbon handles the air while it runs. A fan-only Storage mode keeps air moving between cycles. If it does start to smell, change the carbon even if 45 cycles are not up.
How loud is it?
39 dB, measured. Quiet enough to run overnight in a normal kitchen.
How often do I change the carbon, and what does it cost?
One bag lasts 3 months, or 45 cycles — whichever comes first. Refills are $29.99, so a few runs a week is about $120 a year. Or add a full year of carbon when you buy: the Composter + Full Year Carbon bundle includes four more bags for $50 — the same carbon, for less than half. Loose carbon, no cartridge, nothing to subscribe to.
Will it fit under my cabinets?
9.8 × 14.3 × 11.8 in. Measure the gap.
What is the return policy?
Run it for 90 days. If it's not right for your kitchen, send it back.
What is the warranty?
2 years from purchase.
Where is it made / who are you?
We have built home appliances since 1996. Natridy products are in 5 million homes worldwide. This is the first machine we sell as Natridy.
200,000+ kitchens have this composter.
We have built home appliances since 1996 — five million homes own something we made. This one carries our name.
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