Sepura’s eponymous home appliance helps to reduce the amount of waste that goes into landfills. Instead, it can be disposed of through Sepura’s included Bluetooth button by reducing the amount of food waste that goes into the sink. In addition to simply reducing environmental impact, this convenient appliance also makes kitchens more organized and efficient.
What sets this unique disposal system apart from others is that it does not actually grind the food waste, instead using a piston and a flow of water to push the waste products into the garbage disposal. This process is said to be more efficient because it avoids crushing the food into pieces which would then end up in the sewage system.
The composting system includes a safeguard to stop water from entering the receptacle, allowing it to drain out of the pipe first. If something like a utensil is detected, it will stop the composting process.
The round was led by sink-maker Blanco, which is likely indicative of how much faith the startup has in its product. With just over a month to go until it shipping starts, the company will need all the funds it can get to hit its $700 target.
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Sepura is a cutting-edge sustainable living solution that offers an easy and convenient way to reduce waste. The Sepura Waste Reduction System uses advanced technology and a user-friendly design, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking to live more environmentally responsible. The system helps individuals reduce their environmental impact by composting food waste, cutting down on plastic packaging, and recycling materiel. We are excited to bring this innovative technology to consumers who are looking for ways to better manage their resources.
The company’s system is said to be able to effectively separate the solid waste that goes down the drain, which would save millions of dollars in Clean Water Act fines and help preserve natural resources.