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Setting Up a Basic Worm Composting Bin

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFFTNv2cE34 This is a simple and informative video to get started on your own worm bin...I just found a container in the basement EXACTLY like the one in the video, it must be destiny to start a new bin! I'm definitely going to make a video series of my progress, so stay tuned for that. Anyway, Bentley has an awesome site, I recommend you check it out...he has more info about worm composting than ANYONE else out there. Peep it: http://www.redwormcomposting.com .

Naturemill Composter Problem (video)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gDeuAZils0&feature=related Now THIS is interesting. This person has to be so bummed. I wonder how often this is happening...even if it's a rarity, that would certainly sway plenty of people to spend $400 elsewhere. One other thing, why would she be asking Youtube to "please confirm"? Shouldn't she be asking Naturemill? I hope that's not hinting at their customer service... My main question for Naturemill: Do you have a program to take back your machine when it's considered waste...they have a decent warranty, it seems. It would be a nice touch if that was elaborated on. Could always use a dead kitchen composter for parts, right?

Worm Composting Introduction (video)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcqTiy9xE6I&feature=related This is a nicely done video showing the basics of worm composting. Not sure why she has a clear plastic bin, worms are favorable to dark conditions. Either way, it's a great video showing what I think will become more popular over the next few years...the finished soil from a good worm bin is insanely good. It reminds me of kombucha brewing too, once you start it initially, it just keeps multiplying. It's not a big investment, either...you can get a pound of red wigglers for between $20 and $30. Definitely the way to go in the wintertime when you need extra help.