Just think of it as 2% of what you eat on a daily basis, maybe a bit more when you go to clean out the fridge. I put everything but meat byproducts in there. When it is sufficiently composted and I don't have immediate need to use it, the extra goes in a 5 gallon bucket, keeping it sealed will shut down the composting process.

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Thanks. I'll let you know when I'm up and running.

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My Grow: http://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/77350-stealth-wardrobe-grow.html

that thing is amazing, if i had the space! now you can still use the red worms in one of these correct?!

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Would you mind linking or giving up a little more information? We have a compost pile, but it's down the hill and a pain in the ass, especially if it's raining. Plus, one of our dogs likes to raid it. One day I found her with fucking coffee grounds stuck on her muzzle. Fucking dog.

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No worms in the house is a rule I try and stick to, lol. I don't think it is meant for living things larger than bacteria.

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My Grow: http://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/77350-stealth-wardrobe-grow.html

ouch, it would be nice if it had 4 parts to instead of the 3 you spoke of, a worm castings filter! btw what is that movie from your avatar?

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Go to Martha Stewart's website. A few months ago, maybe last year, she did a thing on growing worms for your garden using a clear plastic bin that would fit under the kitchen sink (assuming you have ROOM under your kitchen sink). It's a good thing.
Ha! Seconds, mere SECONDS later she comes back for the link WINNNNNNNNN..!!! GOOOAAALLLLLLLL!!!!!
http://marthastewartliving.com/porta...n&rsc=header_1

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My local hydro shop has this one from a company called Vermi T or something. Makes like liquid organic juice that can be used for soil or hydroponics.

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The cheap kitchen scrap composter. There is a slightly cheaper version, but it's worth it to shell out the few extra bucks for the replacement filters:
Kitchen Compost Kit, 11" - Worm's Way


Sunleaves Wormtopia. Worms ARE included. A bit expensive, though. But one of the best products of this sort on the market:
Sunleaves Wormtopia Kit, 16"x16"x24" - Worm's Way

On a related note... Wormsway is amazing. No matter what you grow, they have what you need. And usually much cheaper, too.

~Ethno

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I currently have composting worms. I have them in a large rubber maid box, which isn't really ideal. Its a little bit of work keeping them happy, and keeping the bugs out. I think im sold on this indoor composter.