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Home appliance manufacturer Whirlpool Corp. has designed a way for customers who don’t have access to an outdoor compost pile to recycle food scraps in their own homes. The company said its new Zera Food Recycler can break down a week’s worth of a family’s food scraps into fertilizer within just a day.
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