Our team testing procedure and customer experience are outlined below:

Materials and equipment for testing:

- Waste foods
- Probiotics
- The blender
- The juicer

Testing steps:

- Grind and mix waste food with probiotics

- Primary incubation of 24 hours
- Separation and pressing the products
- Solid parts and organic fertilizer liquid

Testing outcome:

- During the incubation process, there is no unpleasant odor.

- Due to the grinding and separation of the product, the incubation period is cut in
half.
- After 5 days, the product can be stored in different containers without causing any
unpleasure odors..
- Since the product has been separated into two components: solid part and liquid, it
is very simple to use.
- To get a realistic experience with customers, the team had given organic fertilizer
solid components and organic fertilizer liquid to families in residential regions to
utilize. Customers appear to be quite pleased with this practical product; according
to the feedback. Many of them have also expressed their interest in a system that
could utilize organic waste into organic fertilizer at home, similar to the one that our
team is working on it.
- With the positive outcomes that our group has implemented and acquired. The team
has chosen to develop a device based on the Bokashi composting principle that
could turn organic waste into organic fertilizer with extra functions such as grinding,
mixing, and product separation. Those are the elements that the traditional organic
Bokashi method and other devices on the market are missing, which shorten the
composting process period and make it more convenient for customers to use it.