What you are looking at it a picture of the Worlds LARGEST Worm Inn.  I’ve put a hammer next to this unit so you could see just how big this actually is!   Your first question is probably, “What the heck is he going to do with that”?   

Here’s the backstory….If you know anything about me, you know that I never do things on a small scale if I can think  of  a way to do them on a large scale    That’s not necessarily a good trait, as it sometimes leads to interesting and unintended results.   Anyway…..I love the quality and texture of the castings that come out of my Worm Inn…so, I thought, what if I manufactured a BIG Worm Inn?  After a short conversation with my  manufacturing manager, I give the go ahead to design a 4×4 (Pallet Size) Worm Inn.  What I didn’t think about is,  How in the world do you hang a pallet sized Worm Inn?  The opening at the top was 4×4, but I forgot that the dimensions of the length would also grow proportionally.

If I ever atttempted to hang it, I would need a ladder to reach up to fill it!

So….now I’ve got this HUGE Worm Inn.  I’m thinking…I’m going to figure out a good use for this, or die trying.   There’s a thought!  If I die trying, I could be put in this thing and fed to the worms!  Maybe that’s the upside….the world’s most breathable composting casket!   Hmmmmm…..may be tough to make modifications if it doesn’t work well.

After deciding against that option, but still wanting to make good use of this huge bag,  I had another thought…..”What if I filled this with leaves and grass clippings and wet it down”?  BANG…a new concept was formed.  “The Compost Inn”…the most breathable composting system in the world!   Plastic units try to get air into the compost, but will never compare because plastic doesn’t breathe well………Stay tuned!

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