Worm Condo Composter

Step 3 Using the bins

Put some shredded paper in the bottom of the bin and your bin is now ready to use! I keep an empty bin (with the paper in the bottom of it) under the kitchen sink. When it's full, I add a layer of paper and a bit of dirt and move it to the basement. I also keep one of the spare lids under the bin in the kitchen to catch whatever may slip through the holes. If your bin starts to smell, add more newsprint. Newspaper is very good at absorbing odors.

Comments

[marinekid]

Hi, love your instructable! Do you put the paper in all the perforated bins? I have axolotls and they would naturally eat worms in the wild so this is a really useful thing for me! Do you use the liquid castings as well, or can you just throw them out? Thanx!!!!!

sam

 

[rhaubejoi]

Liquid castings from a worm bin make an excellent fertilizer for your houseplants..