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How to Make Your Own Worm Bin

Watch this step by step video on setting up an indoor worm bin for your kitchen scraps. You will be able to raise worms, keep your kitchen scraps out of the landfill, and have rich compost for you ...  
 
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dune181 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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As the food scraps, etc. break down a liquid is produced. It's usually referred to as compost tea.
The holes are provided as drainage for that.
mickyboy200768 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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nice video, this idea is good if you don;t have a garden and not a lot of kitchen waist but if you have a garden it is much better and free to just dig a hole in the ground .fill it with kitchen and garden waist and cover it with soil or some plastic material ie damp proof membrane , nature will compost it in under 21 days, you can also make a timber/concrete blocks composting box
suiteangel45 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Then ill use shredded paper instead of newspaper...........
pitbull0592 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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dont listen to him they just passed a saying that only light nontoxic ink can be put on newspaper
deepseasista (1 month ago) Show Hide
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You just killed the worms.
I have had a worm bin before. I laced the bottom with leaves,then soil,them worms, then soil then worms like a worm lasanga. but never newspaper because the paper ink has too many toxins.
TnWormsCastings (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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i have many worm bins and newspaper is ok if u check with i newspaper company to make sure they use soy ink
GigmongerStine (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I think you're better off getting a product called, Can-O-Worms. It is a much more efficient method of farming worms, and includes 3 round bins that are stacked on each other and a tap for collecting your own compost tea. Collecting the composted soil is as easy as it gets (no having to separate worms from the soil).There are a large number of different worm species, and some are better than others for composting. The worms she has do not look to be composting worms.
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jwalk1014 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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heh heh red wiggler
WebContentwithWOW (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Great video - I've posted it to my "green" playlist!

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