I have a few questions about Composing in An Apartment, Can anyone help me?

Question

1)Can I shred paper plates and put them in a compost?

2)What do I do w/ the soil once its ready to come out of the compost. How do I remove the soil w/ out taking out the worms?

3)Are worms that come out of the ground the same worms they use for composting?

4)Is there going to be maggots in this?

Answer 1

Well, composing is better than decomposing.

Answer 2

I usually compose on a small keyboard with headphones on so as to not annoy the neighbors. I then transfer to the PC where I use SoundForge to create the tracks using the library of sounds available, plus samples I have garnered via the agncy of my mp3 player.

I do not compost my music.

Answer 3

I think a bunch of paper is used for some reason when starting a worm bin, but not sure if its added continuously.

Use the soil in house plants or just dump it around a shrub along the road if you like.   Not sure how to remove the worms- with your hands maybe?

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as long as you don't use meat there shouldn't be any maggots.   I've always seen the bins covered with a screen to keep any chance of flys laying eggs there down.

Answer 4

1 no 2 leave the worms in soil worms eliminate waste product in soil which gives soil food nuttional values for things to grow with 3 worms are worms in good enviornment for the worms to live their in return give back waste to creatate the good enirovement