This bin looks good in the kitchen, is more than easy to use and my worms are very happy in it. It has large trays so you can keep using it for a good while before paying it any attention (like removing completed compost). The bottom collects "worm tea" which your plants will love and the lid keeps uglies out of sight but is well ventilated for the worms. And it's true: no flies, no stink, nada. Honestly, I will probably buy another one soon (there's always more waste to be wormed!)

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Sunday, August 17, 2008

Plastic vs wood worm bins.

Q: Noticed someone selling cedar wood worm composters on ebay...they said plastic is not good?
A: Yes, I am aware of the cedar bins. Most is just a sales pitch. Plastic is plastic. Wood is wood. Plastic does not break down or hold bad bacteria like wood does. Both work well. Our plastic bin is easier to move and handle because it is lighter. Some wood might breath more than plastic (that is a plus and minus?). I can assure you that we have sold many thousands worldwide for every one of the wood bins sold.

posted by Worms Wrangler @ 4:22 PM