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wormcity

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    Hi everyone at UKBF.
    We are a small family run company based in Hampshire that sells composting wormeries and worms
    For those of you who have never heard of a wormery before its a type of composting unit that contains a special type of worm that loves to eat your leftover food / paper & cardboard waste.

    There are many ways to reduce your carbon footprint, and we offer a small solution that is enviromentally friendly, great for your gardens and plants, and fun and educational for the kids.

    We have been in business for nearly 2.5 years, and love what we do (though not such fun in the snow or rain !!)


    Ronnie (female)
     
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    wormcity

    Free Member
    Mar 9, 2007
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    HI All
    Thanks for the warm welcome

    thanks tommy for the firefox tip - should be dispaying properly now !!

    how do we send worms - well - its been difficult with the recent strikes, but basically you put the worms in a breathable plastic bag, add lots of damp shredded paper, soil, and food and put in a cardboard box.

    cardboard is breathable, the damp shredded paper keeps the worms moist and they curl up inside it, as long as they are kept cool, they will live happily for a couple of weeks !!.
    We have had worms that have been returned after sitting in a sorting office undelivered for 2 weeks, and they were all fine.
    If delivered in a wormery, same as above, but without the cardboard box

    Chris H
    yes we have thought about council subsidarys, maybe we can get advice from other members of this forum about the way to go.

    any comments about the website would be gratefully received, it has been built entirely by myself, and im not a designer or programmer, and sometimes we can't see problems, however we are no 1 in yahoo and google on 2 of our selected keywords - so must be doing something right !!
     
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