"The Worm Inn" Worm Composting System
The Most BREATHABLE Continuous Flow Worm Composting System In The World...
The Worm Inn
Introducing the most BREATHABLE continuous flow worm composting system in the world! This is “Worm Farming Secrets” most highly recommended worm composting system for indoor (and sheltered outdoor) use. Nothing beats it…
- Minimize food waste in landfills and disposal systems…
- Create rich worm fertilizer & compost for plants and gardens…
- Decrease methane gas output (reduce global warming)…
- Have a ready supply of live bait worms for fishing…
- No odors – the highly breathable bag eliminates any odor.
- Avoids “Muddy” worm castings.
- No tedious sorting of worm stacking trays.
- Productive use & elimination of food waste.
- Significant home garbage reduction. Why put it down the waste disposal?
- Keep it in a cupboard, your garage, your utility room, basement, perfect for the classroom…
- Amazing production of rich worm fertilizer for plants and gardens.
- Mesh covering
- Zipper attachment
- Available in multiple colors and patterns
- Secure toggles for easy release of vermicast
- Made out of durable, water-resistant material
- No smell MAXIMUM air flow system
- No more Muddy Castings
- Kids LOVE it – Great for Classroom Settings
- Choose a shady location for your Worm Inn. Direct Sunlight can easily harm your worms.
- Hang The Worm Inn. You can use a laundry stand, a tv tray stand, or the custom stand kit (included with your purchase). Zip ties are also included with the kit as they work very well for hanging the unit.
- Pull the ropes on the bottom of The Worm Inn, and lock the toggles to close.
- Place a bowl or a bucket underneath The Worm Inn to catch any moisture drops.
- Fill the Worm Inn half full with damp fluffed bedding. You can use damp fluffed newspaper, cardboard, Coconut Coir, or even well washed Peat Moss.
- Add your composting worms (Recommend 1-3 pounds of worms).
- Add your fruit and vegetable scraps. As with any composting unit, bury your scraps in the bedding.
- Water your Inn when it needs water, keeping the bedding damp. You can water right through the mesh top.
- When the worms have processed the scraps and the bedding, simply open the toggles on the bottom and control the outpout of the castings (think of milking a cow), into a bowl or a bucket.
- When you see some unfinished material simply pull the toggles shut and put the unfinished scraps back into The Worm Inn for further processing.
As the system settles, the worms move upwards, digesting the microbial waste of the food, which results in worm castings, a rich fertilizer. These castings (or vermicast) are left below as the worms constantly move upwards toward more food. This “continuous flow” of regularly adding food scraps and bedding, and then harvesting the castings from the bottom makes indoor composting practical and FUN for anyone…
Here’s how to order your very own “Worm Inn” worm composting system. It’s cheaper than most “plastic stackable models” & will be delivered directly to your front door…
USA & CANADA – The price of the Worm Inn is just $97…
This includes custom stand* & shipping.
International Orders - The price is just $117…
This includes custom stand* & shipping.
It also comes in a wide range of colors to match your taste (green, brown, camo, red) – the stand is included at no extra cost no matter what color you choose…
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- The Worm Inn
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- The Worm Inn Stand (Included Free)
Please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery to USA & Canada (3-4 weeks for International Orders).
* NOTE: The “Custom Stand” is a stand kit. You will need to purchase 3 – 10 foot segments of 3/4 pvc ($1.50 each available at every hardware store). The segments need to be cut to: 4 x 36″ (legs) and 8 x 18″ (sides). Most hardware stores will cut these for you & this simply allows use to reduce our shipping costs for you. It would costs 4x as much to ship the pvc pieces to you than to simply buy them yourself.
Size Specifications Of The Worm Inn: Approximately 25″ from top to bottom, 27″ from the top of the loops. The top opening is 15″ by 15″. The bag narrows at the bottom and the whole bag is approximately 2 cubic feet, large enough to easily sustain 3-4 lbs of worms. Each bag is made of heavy-duty Cordura and has a mesh covering.