I recently started composting with Worm Factory. Wow. How much I can put in this thing is out of this world.
This experience have made me realize that Recycling has a whole new meaning. And the funniest part is my 5 year old is amazed to watch the worms do the work and about the whole cycle. She became the biggest collector for composting now. "Mom can we compost this too?"
- Started with food scraps... While cooking, most stuff goes into composting
- Something spoiled in the fridge, goes into composting
- Dead cut flowers goes into composting
- Egg shells goes into composting
- Paper if not recycled can be shredded and added into composting for bedding
- Dryer lint goes into composting
- Coffee grounds and much more
Worm Factory?It's Compact:
It stacks instead of spreading out, so if you're short on space, no worries. The Worm Factory takes up a minimal amount of space.
Odorless:
With a smart ventilation lid and specific suggestions in the instruction manual, The Worm Factory remains odorless as it works tirelessly to create rich organic material. So breathe easy!
Easy to Manage:
The trays are lightweight and easy to stack and move, and the accompanying instruction manual is chock full of suggestions to make composting easy and seamless.
Saves Time:
Forget running out to your composter to tumble and turn it! Let the worms do the work for you. They'll happily munch their way through your scraps and even junk mail, and you reap the benefits of what they leave behind. They don't stop, either, so the rate of compost is faster. Those babies can nosh up to 8 pounds of food per week, providing you a whole tray of nutrient-rich castings every month. That's efficiency.
WELL, I was wondering if anyone else is composting... What is your experience with it.
Tags: composting, eco-friendly, green, living
