Aerobic microorganisms live in a carrier Exchip, which breaks food waste down into water and carbon dioxide by aerobic digestion within 24 hours.

Aerobic digestion is a process of digestion by microorganisms which remove odors and harmful substances. Compared to anaerobic digestion which causes toxic gases and bad odors, it is a safer and more pleasant process.

Exchip is a carrier of microorganisms, serving as the home for microorganisms. It uses an eco-friendly material certified by U.S. FDA to provide an optimized environment for microorganisms to survive and therefore safe for humans.

When you put food waste in the ExBio’s food waste disposer, it breaks down waste immediately and you don’t need to do any other work.

For households, the food waste disposer makes it easier to dispose of food waste and creates a more pleasant environment in your kitchen. For businesses, it not only makes it easier to dispose of food waste, but also significantly reduces monthly costs of collecting food waste.

Food waste disposers are a scientific and technology-intensive product in which biological, chemical, and mechanical engineering technologies work in combination. Therefore, it is important to choose a product of a verified manufacturer to avoid any problems.
ExBio not only has a number of patents but also has acquired multiple certifications including KC, Collective Standard in Korea and CE marking, ISO9001, ISO14001 internationally, and also was chosen as an Excellent Technology Evaluation Company in the Technology Business Evaluation by Nice DnB, proving its recognition for technologies. ExBio has become a global brand that provides the best quality products, loved by customers in about 20 export destinations.

The food waste disposer can break down all kinds of foods categorized as food waste such as meat, fruits, vegetables, bread, noodles, nuts, or fish.

Putting in wastes not categorized as food waste such as shells, hard bones (from pork, beef, or lamb), papers, plastics, dishes, grass may lead to failure.

Up to 99% of food waste is decomposed in 24 hours.

In the process of decomposition, carbon dioxide is produced, and the remainder is mixed with water, drained with microorganisms through a drain to a drainpipe. And microorganisms living in the running water breaks down secondarily.

This water does no harm to the environment as it is released in accordance with the Waterworks standards in Korea. ExBio produces products according to the recently established Collective Certification Standard in compliance with the provisions of Sewerage Act. Since the Korea has first highest population density among countries belonging to OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development), the extent of regulation related to environment is very strong including Waterworks standard which allows us to meet most of Waterworks laws from across the globe.

The amount of carbon dioxide released from the food waste disposer is much smaller than that released when incinerating and burying it in the land. As it emits a very small quantity of carbon dioxide as much as when people breathe, it is hard to say it is dangerous.

A dryer needs a relatively large space required to install the device, increasing the installation cost as well. In addition, the by-product made into compost may contain bad ingredients such as salt, downgrading the value as compost and practicality.

The warranty period is valid for 1 year.

Once a year, 300ml each time.

Once every 6 months, 100ml of microorganisms each time.

If kept unused, microorganisms can survive for up to 2 years. They survive for about 6 months once they are used, living on the food waste being thrown away.

Microorganisms survive 15 days with water supplied but turn the product off if you stay out for longer than 2 weeks.

Microorganisms are naturally derived and have similar properties to aerobic lactic acid bacteria, not harmful and dangerous even if touching the skin.

You need to meet the electricity and piping requirements and have installation space.

We will offer you installation guidance from Exbio’s installation experts.

While it varies depending on the environment, the average amount of food waste produced is about 3-400g per capita.

While it varies depending on the model, the replacement cycle is about 3 years.

While it varies depending on the model, the replacement cycle is about 6 months.