I was looking for another worm bin and find this, I am wondering if anybody actually uses this and in every one's opnion if this is safe. The box looks like could be easily made. I am just worried about bacateria.
http://www.planetnatural.com/site/pet-poo-converter.html
No need for chemicals! The Pet Poo Converter is a worm bin which harnesses the power of nature to recycle pet droppings into worm castings and liquid manure (compost tea). The tea, often referred to by gardeners as 'liquid gold', is highly concentrated and can be mixed one part tea to four parts water.
Worms are used to convert the poo into castings, an incredibly nutrient-rich soil amendment. Because the worms eat the bacteria, there is no odor. The unit is easy to set up and takes up little space. Complete instructions provided. Roughly 1,000 Red Worms are all that is required to get started. 23" L x 10" H x 15" W.
Note: The Pet Poo Converter will handle, on average, the droppings of two medium dogs. However, this will vary with age, diet, exercise and breed of dog. (Think chihuahua vs. great dane). The greater the amount of droppings recycled through the bin, the faster the castings will build up. The worm castings can then be easily harvested, as per the instructions, and used around the flower garden or in potting mixes.
