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Can You Put Kitty Litter In Worm Farm. When i first set eyes on the pellets, i still wasn’t sure how they could possibly work as a kitty litter material (let alone a composting worm bedding). I recommend about a 50:50 ratio but that it does not need to be exact, so, for every cup full of fruit and vegetable scraps, add in a cupful of carbon. After weighing the risks and benefits, it’s clear that adding cat poo to worm farms isn’t advisable. Don't soak the paper, but get it damp after you shred it, but before you place it in the bin. In a nutshell, it is basically a bucket (with lid) with holes drilled in the sides, containing worm habitat (with worms of course) + pet waste, which in this case will be cat. So, you certainly won’t be able to simply dump your litter in a bin. As i’ve mentioned at least a few times here on the blog, it’s definitely not a good idea to add pet (or human) wastes to our regular composting systems. If your compost gets too wet, it will decompose more slowly and produce unpleasant smells.

In a nutshell, it is basically a bucket (with lid) with holes drilled in the sides, containing worm habitat (with worms of course) + pet waste, which in this case will be cat. So, you certainly won’t be able to simply dump your litter in a bin. After weighing the risks and benefits, it’s clear that adding cat poo to worm farms isn’t advisable. I recommend about a 50:50 ratio but that it does not need to be exact, so, for every cup full of fruit and vegetable scraps, add in a cupful of carbon. As i’ve mentioned at least a few times here on the blog, it’s definitely not a good idea to add pet (or human) wastes to our regular composting systems. Don't soak the paper, but get it damp after you shred it, but before you place it in the bin. When i first set eyes on the pellets, i still wasn’t sure how they could possibly work as a kitty litter material (let alone a composting worm bedding). If your compost gets too wet, it will decompose more slowly and produce unpleasant smells.

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Can You Put Kitty Litter In Worm Farm So, you certainly won’t be able to simply dump your litter in a bin. So, you certainly won’t be able to simply dump your litter in a bin. Don't soak the paper, but get it damp after you shred it, but before you place it in the bin. If your compost gets too wet, it will decompose more slowly and produce unpleasant smells. When i first set eyes on the pellets, i still wasn’t sure how they could possibly work as a kitty litter material (let alone a composting worm bedding). As i’ve mentioned at least a few times here on the blog, it’s definitely not a good idea to add pet (or human) wastes to our regular composting systems. I recommend about a 50:50 ratio but that it does not need to be exact, so, for every cup full of fruit and vegetable scraps, add in a cupful of carbon. After weighing the risks and benefits, it’s clear that adding cat poo to worm farms isn’t advisable. In a nutshell, it is basically a bucket (with lid) with holes drilled in the sides, containing worm habitat (with worms of course) + pet waste, which in this case will be cat.