Does it bother worms?
464080
Not that we noticed. However, we have clay soil. It did a great job on the moles.
464081
That's a real good question since they are an important part of things/don't know/no food no moles?
464082
It does not bother worms or birds. It only bothers moles and possibly mice.
472589
The traps I have do not appear to catch any worms, and i would think that the worms are not of sexual maturity, and thus not affected by the pheromone bait. Sorry
2191965
No. There are holes along most of the unit to allow the "compost tea" to drain and be collected. However, I have not have a problem with bugs.
14479
Actually, i just dumped compost from my tumbler & found a few good sized red worms who are quite alive in the finished compost. They must be quite hearty creatures. If you want to raise them, use a Sun Joe Worm Farm. They will be happier.
2280045
I have never heard of that. I wouldn't think it is strong enough to do any real harm to the little critters.
1337984
When I gave it to my dogs they pooped in a few hours and I could see the worms that came out of them. My dogs didn't have problems not eating though. That's sounds like it may be a different problem.
1752477
The answer about using an inch of shreded paper sounds good. Fly problems can start easily if the veg/fruit waste is exposed. Most people don't use enough bedding. I have found that covering everything with a layer of compost works great and could have some food value for the worms. I have a longer review dated 1/1/2013 that has some more info.
935356
Well vented but don't let The bins get to thick with debris. Nothing bothering mine other than worms and a little smell. Maybe you're putting to much compost debris in the bin at one time? it's taking too long for the worms to eat it so therefore the flies have something to deposit their eggs upon. I wouldn't hesitate to call the worm farm and ask him any questions, if you haven't done so yet.
2172505
It is said to filter them out. When I used it in Africa, I did not have any trouble with parasites. It does require strong suction. I would not want to have to depend on this for my daily liquid consumption, but it was great in a pinch.
1515482
We did not have a problem with stem rot. I don't think it reduces tomato worms (horn worms) but it did reduce the instance of cut worms. Hopes this helps.
514245
Yes, for a range of worms other than tape worms. Thick, yellow and kind of smells good.
716074
Not really. Very unhappy with it. It barley worms up the towels in a warm area. May be even harder outside in a colder area.
2019497
We did not put worms in our composter, but it sits on the ground and they made their way in. They did not appear affected by the Ringer. I don't know that I would say there was a double effect; more "couldn't hurt, might help."
1985986
Well, I know that I no longer see worms in the dog stool. I cannot say for 100% about heart worms.
837785
No. There should not be any worms in there. Most likely, it's been on the shelf so please report to the vendor. I have purchased other feed in the past (no the chick starter) and there had been tiny worms. The chickens did not seem to mind and seemed to consider it a delicacy but a product that has worms is not fresh or was not stored correctly (in my opinion).
2190933
No. It's a fungicide that kills fungal diseases like molds and blights. Doesn't kill bugs or worms.
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Sorry Cece, but this didn't work for me. I ended up using a different product. I was frustrated with the complete lack of support or answers to questions as well. I believe I had worms, actually saw them, and I don't think this was strong enough. I hope you achieve some relief.