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Back in my old Chicago walk-up, I just had a bucket under the sink.

It was a mess, always smelled, and I had to run it down to the community garden every week. About three years ago I switched to a worm bin, a simple Rubbermaid setup I drilled holes in. The worms handle everything now, no smell, and I only have to deal with the castings every few months. Anyone else make the jump from a basic scrap bucket to a proper vermicompost system?
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reese_perry6
reese_perry621d agoMost Upvoted
Honestly, my old bucket was so bad I think the fruit flies had a union. Making the switch to worms felt like going from a busted flip phone to a smartphone. The difference in smell alone was worth the small effort of setting up the bin. It just feels good to not be running a science experiment under the sink anymore.
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joseph_hart
Yeah, the old bucket method is rough. I made the same switch to a worm bin and it's a total game changer. So much easier.
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