Urban Worm Company

When the Urban Worm Bag has been operated with too much moisture, it can calcify or corrode the zipper. This problem is made even worse when the Bag is kept...

A properly-maintained bin should not be producing this liquid except in the first few days when the moisture is settling out. This liquid is called "le...

Worms Escaping From the Bottom The first few days of running the Urban Worm Bag will likely result in worms exploring their surroundings and some may even ...

Aside from the first few days where the initial bedding moisture is getting evened out, a worm bin should not be producing leachate, aka the juice that drip...

Worm castings are moist and somewhat sticky. Due to the moisture and mild compaction at the bottom of the Urban Worm Bag, you will find that the contents of...

Under normal circumstances, composting worms will stay in the top 6-12 inches of their habitat. But in a non-compacted environment, the worms can be found a...

It is very normal for the first harvest (and maybe even the second) to include a lot of unprocessed material. The initial bedding layer was likely 6 to 8 in...

Transferring the contents from another worm bin to the Urban Worm Bag should be fairly easy but the process will depend upon whether you have a stackable tr...

Please soak both the drawstring and the locking mechanism in really warm water for about 10-15 minute and brushed the locking mechanism with an old toothbru...

The appearance of mold or fungus may be alarming, but they do not affect the operation of the Urban Worm Bag. In fact, they are great decomposers. Howev...