I wanted to buy one of the commercial worm composting systems but found the
price 'prohibitive' (notice I didn't say 'Rip-off')

I gave it some thought and came up with thIt cost thirteen quid to make.

http://www.troubleatmill.com/wormbin.htm

Graham Dixon

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I wanted to buy one of the commercial worm composting systems but found the
price 'prohibitive' (notice I didn't say 'Rip-off')

I gave it some thought and came up with thIt cost thirteen quid to make.

http://www.troubleatmill.com/wormbin.htm

Graham Dixon


I like this, I'm guessing that its *working* effectvley for you with the
worms being in layers like that..??

A variation/improvment on the 'black dustbin' version that has been
kicking around for ever??!-) (and is about the same cost to produce)


We were lucky enough to pick up one of the 'Wigglers' wheelie style bins
off a skip of all places!

Cheers


Jim

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I wanted to buy one of the commercial worm composting systems but found the
price 'prohibitive' (notice I didn't say 'Rip-off')

I gave it some thought and came up with thIt cost thirteen quid to make.

http://www.troubleatmill.com/wormbin.htm

Spendthrift; my version cost 99p :-)

Janet.

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I wanted to buy one of the commercial worm composting systems but found
the
price 'prohibitive' (notice I didn't say 'Rip-off')

I gave it some thought and came up with thIt cost thirteen quid to make.

http://www.troubleatmill.com/wormbin.htm

Graham Dixon


Looks brilliant Graham.

I'd try it if I hadn't found a 'can o worms' abandoned just around the
corner from me and Jim W ;-)

Natalie