How to Make Your Own Worm Bin


Watch this step by step video on setting up an indoor worm bin for your kitchen scraps. You will be able to raise worms, keep your kitchen scraps out of the landfill, and have rich compost for you plants. This is an easy project you can do with the kids. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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25 Responses to “How to Make Your Own Worm Bin”

  1. JoeyMassie says:

    Good stuff Patti!!!
    Good stuff Patti!!!

  2. mikej831 says:

    Thank you for your …
    Thank you for your informative how to make a vermicompost worm bin :) very helpful

  3. willjbyrd says:

    ok so i bought a 30 …
    ok so i bought a 30 gallon container how many worms should i put in there 2000 500 1000 please help me

  4. willjbyrd says:

    how many worms did …
    how many worms did you put in there

  5. EarthAndScienceGeeks says:

    Composting is …
    Composting is awesome

  6. SIDSmom says:

    PVC off gases …
    PVC off gases really harmful chemicals. enough so that some companies and countries have full or partial bans on its use.

    PVC (VINYL) is BAD FOR YOU!
    don’t use it, especially in anything that will have contact with food.

  7. jovenhatsjr says:

    when burned but …
    when burned but then it’s being used in aquaponics maybe the laquer drun is the culprit there…Next time i’ll try the plastic bin tou adviced

  8. Firagax2 says:

    PVC pipe is toxic …
    PVC pipe is toxic when burned but laquer drum sounds suspicious. i dunno really but what i do kno is it’s an environment thing with the worms… maybe you should try a plastic bin? i have clothes bin that are plastic and they’re fine

  9. jovenhatsjr says:

    I guess so through …
    I guess so through the 4′PVC pipe at the center ,,,i just followed the way they made it in youtube the only difference is it’s a laquer drum but not some plastic bin.

  10. Firagax2 says:

    is there enough air …
    is there enough air? maybe its not moist and maybe they ran out of food.. i dunno much about worms tho

  11. jovenhatsjr says:

    Nope i was wrong …
    Nope i was wrong but instead it’s a laquer drum because it’s much more inexpensive here in the Philippines and food grade drum is too much expensive.
    But i did washed it well with water and painted it with primer paint for metals. I make sure that it’s thouroughly dried before started using it as a compost bin.
    Do you think that heat is the cause since soil is also hot and they live underground i mean the worms.

  12. Firagax2 says:

    its an oil drum…. …
    its an oil drum….. maybe try food grade drum

  13. jovenhatsjr says:

    Your vid is really …
    Your vid is really great, i admire it but mine is a 55 gallon oil drum w/c i turn it to a tumbler w/a 4″PVC pipe @ the center for air as breather cycle, But i was wondering the worms end up dead . What do you think causes, it is it too hot ? I placed the bin on the basement. Any advice please……

  14. OrganicGardnr says:

    Keep the meat, …
    Keep the meat, grease, and oil out. Worms aren’t wild for large quantities of citrus peels – but it depends on the size of the bin (ratio) and banana peels are loaded with insecticide.
    I have my worms outside, so I have a lot more latitude whether in the enclosed bins or in the ‘worm pit’.
    Indoors and on a small scale it’s easy to observe and control little problems before they become big ones… it’s also more important to keep the balance. Good luck and have fun.

  15. babyfaceblueeyes says:

    If it starts …
    If it starts smelling There’s something wrong like not enough air getting in,too much moisture,too much food, or all three.

  16. alsybob79 says:

    any organic …
    any organic material ie. coffee fruit and veg egg shells paper and cardboard.dairy products are a no no

  17. VitaminJunkeys says:

    I’ve thought about …
    I’ve thought about getting one (now making one). I have one question…. does it smell? Or is it just the same as an outdoor compost bin?

  18. cassieozzy123456789 says:

    any kitchen scraps. …
    any kitchen scraps. moldy bread stale food and any left overs paticularly bread and stuff like that

  19. mrsengeseth says:

    how warm do they …
    how warm do they need to be kept? I don’t have room isnide, but I have a patio they could go onto…

  20. cpglerum says:

    your videos are …
    your videos are great ! Can you tell me what, kitchen scraps cant go into this bin? Thanks

  21. dogpup23 says:

    all worms are …
    all worms are capable of composting, Red Wigglers just do it really fast because they consume quite a bit more than earthworms so they are the favorite to use.

  22. corinthian93 says:

    2 questions: How …
    2 questions: How many air holes do I need to drill? and are earthworms capable of composting?

  23. neibotlai says:

    oh ya, i like to …
    oh ya, i like to use the scraps from my juicer, they seem to love that stuff.
    peace

  24. neibotlai says:

    lol my friends give …
    lol my friends give me all kinds of grief cause i have a worm bin in my basement, im sending them all this video, so they can see a that im not the only one…pretty cool :)

  25. Squabbles10 says:

    Great teeth. The …
    Great teeth. The end result of whole foods !!!!

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