The people at the vermiculture forum will know where to get good prices on quality worms online. Example: Here is a link that might be useful: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/verm/msg0312253517564.html

Hi, Stevsie. Is there a reason you're looking for compost worm cocoons/eggs specifically rather than live worms? Most people buy live worms so they can start composting immediately, and let the worms reproduce over time. If you start with only cocoons, you should be prepared to wait a couple of months before the worms are able to process a significant amount of scraps per day. I'm actually surprised there are places which sell the cocoons -- it must be really labor intensive to collect them! If you're curious what the cocoons look like (I see the question from pjames), I just posted an article on my blog a couple of days ago, including close-up pictures: http://vermontworms.com/red-wiggler-eggs-compost-worm-eggs/ Regardless of how you get your worms, have fun with it! Here is a link that might be useful: Red Wiggler Compost Worm Eggs/Cocoons (Photos)

Brand new kitchen. Beautiful white cabinets. So new, in fact, I only have it about halfway reassembled. Husband breaks an ENTIRE unopened bottle of red white on the White Ice granite and it runs down the face of the brand new cabinets. It was a good old vine zin, too. Did I mention that it's a BRAND NEW kitchen? With some newly-christened PINK cabinets? Every cleaning suggestion I came across involved abrasives except this bleach and water combo. I decided to give it a try. Took a little patience and gentle wiping, but within minutes the stain was gone. Flamingos will no longer be able to camouflage against my kitchen cabinets. YAY!

I hope it worked for you. Back when I had light colored laminate counters and young children that drank grape juice I would squirt a bit of liquid dishwasher detergent on stains. It alway worked for me. That said I don't think the current gels are the same as the old "liquid" type. I don't know. I use powder. Soft Scrub with bleach also worked well.