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    Newsprint these days is better than before but still avoid the
    glossy stuff and all<br>
    those inserts.<br>
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    Vericomposting does take effort to harvest the worms.<br>
    You really need two bins running in parallel like any composter<br>
    since there is a latency between your organic scraps and compost.<br>
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    If you wanted to automate, I'd take some ideas from the humus toilet<br>
    companies.&nbsp; I've had one of these at the cottage for 10 years.&nbsp;
    Needs<br>
    replacing and am thinking of one from this company:<br>
    <a href="http://www.sun-mar.com/tech_drum.html">http://www.sun-mar.com/tech_drum.html</a><br>
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    /Mike<br>
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    On 11/25/2010 10:37 AM, Darcy Whyte wrote:
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      I'm a little afraid of chemicals in paper. I understand once the
      compost is ready, you can use that instead of paper.
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      <div>Aside from adding the waste stuff, what other maintenance is
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      <div>I was thinking of making it automatic. You put junk in one
        end and soil shows up a the other end. Perhaps can grow some
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        <div>On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Mike Ayukawa <span>&lt;<a
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            Hi,<br>
            I had a vermi-composter setup in my office at Nortel for a
            couple<br>
            of years. &nbsp;That was in 1995 and I can't recall where I got
            the red worms.<br>
            Used a rubbermaid box or something like that.<br>
            You need a good supply of newsprint to keep them happy and
            having<br>
            access to a paper shredder makes it a lot less work. &nbsp;No
            meat.<br>
            You get a good surplus of worms that are great for fishing!<br>
            /Mike
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              On 11/25/2010 10:26 AM, Darcy Whyte wrote:<br>
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                Anybody here ever try balcony composting? What about
                indoor?<br>
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                Can balcony composting work in this climate?<br>
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                --<br>
                Darcy Whyte<br>
                <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:Darcy@Siteware.com">Darcy@Siteware.com</a><br>
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