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The parts of the worm bin: a lid, two shelves with worm sized holes in their bottoms, a filter, and a bowl for moisture to drip into.
Worms are strong and good at squeezing into small spaces. Mine keep getting under the filter, from where they may risk drowning and also can get through spout and then into the house.
I have put duct tape over the edges of the filter. It should stop the worms. We'll see.
When the bin is outside, it is near a streetlight, which discourages the worms from leaving. I could leave a light on at night while the bin is inside for winter, but I'm sure I would forget.
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