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We create products that make growing healthy food easier for everyone. FLUSH is our flagship product - a kitchen appliance that automates the process of growing gourmet mushrooms. We are a passionate team of engineers and designers determined to set a new standard for product stewardship. This means ensuring sustainability in our products' life cycle and seeking continuous improvement as we grow.
Newcastle, Australia
3.8
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Absolutely love the Grolia flush cabinet! It’s amazing to enjoy the freshest mushrooms right from your own kitchen. The product is great, and the customer service is excellent — friendly, helpful, and professional. Highly recommend!
Love this, best ever purchase I made from backing a kickstarter project, grate product, great support
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