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Worm Inn MEGA Review

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpWnZP0YDbU The Worm Inn MEGA is the latest improvement on the original Worm Inn system. With this system you can turn huge quantities of organic materials into worm castings fairly quickly, without the hassle. Simply add a layer of shredded cardboard, some shredded paper, a dash of leaves and of course food scraps. Let the material sit for a week while you order the red wiggler worms for the system. One to two pounds of red wigglers is plenty to get started while you get the hang of their behavior. From there, it's as easy as adding your food scraps each week and removing fresh castings from the bottom via the drawstring opening (initially this will take a few weeks). This system reigns superior over the others simply due to…

How do you Empty the Worm Inn? (video)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDlgJdJPJc4 I've been getting a lot of email regarding how to empty the Worm Inn composting system: How do you get the castings out? How do you keep the worms from escaping? Do you have to screen through all the material you just put in? All questions with super simple answers. Since worms eat the material from the bottom up, they leave behind their precious castings. As you can see in the video, you simply open the drawstrings and take them out. If you find a worm, you've reached the end of your castings and you simply put the worm back in the top of the Worm Inn. There may be an odd piece of unprocessed material as you dig through the castings, but as with the worms, just put…

Getting started with the Worm Inn Pt. 1

All right, I can't wait any longer. I should have a review up by the end of this weekend (Review can be found by clicking HERE). Get this: With my order I got the optional stand kit which consists of corners and zipties, and then you go to your local hardware store for the 3/4" pipe lengths (It makes shipping easier for the Worm Inn guy). I went to two hardware stores, and neither would cut the pipe into the lengths I needed. My advice for you bikers out there, is to have someone drive you so you can pick up the 10' long pipes, or take a hacksaw and tape measure with you and cut the pieces on your own outside the building. I, of course, did neither so…