| Bob,
My understanding is that glycerin tends to suffocate worms--sticks to them and they "drown," making it a rotten feedstock for vermiculture.
On Dec 7, 2005, at 4:01 PM, Robert Carr wrote: Hi all, I have decided to go the composting route to dispose of my glycerin by-product, but I want to combine this process with at least one other. I plan to dispose of garden waste, household compostibles and glycerin b-p together, but want to get another usable or saleable by product. Has anyone checked out the effects of puting glycerin by-product in a worm composter? Would this harm the worms? Another thought is will glycerin b-p ruin mushroom compost? All thoughts and opinions appreciated. Regards Bob
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