Naturally, they don't eat all of your garbage. They like table scraps the best and will reward your generosity with an exceptionally rich fertilizer for your garden. Worm composting, also called vermicomposting, can be done year round, indoors or out. Worms don't need a large space. They'll do fine in a small enclosed garbage can underneath your sink.
Worms are clean.
With proper care, your worm box will have a pleasant odor, similar to the smell of freshly dug soil. While happily eating, they also happily reproduce. Once your worm bin is established you will have plenty of worms to give your friends. You may already have what it takes to become a successful vermicomposter. A plastic storage container, wash basin, or even a sturdy wooden box will do just fine.