Everything, even cut down bubble envelopes with one envelope of small seeds, have cost me $1.17 at the post office. But others have reached me with only two 42 cent stamps...so not sure if some smaller envelopes just don't get weighed and checked.

worm castings are not tea ... and i would not worry about over doing it with such ... just dont bury the plant .... i have hosta friends that use dry alfalfa to make a tea out of.. and it is said to work pretty good.. again.. with the dilute nature of the TEA.. i doubt you can over do it .... all that aside.... in a NORMAL year.. in MY z5 .. it is.. IMHO ... [enough qualifiers there???] it is 4 to 6 weeks too soon to add any kind of heavier fertilizers ... my last frost date is around the 3rd week of may ... we do NOT want plants in hyper growth drive... sending out too much lush green which might be caught by a frost ... so presuming it is not effective the minute it hits the ground.. give it a couple more weeks at a min in our zone ... now.. i will defer to something called compost tea .... as i have no experience with such .. have a great day in the garden ken Here is a link that might be useful: go figure i am not state of the art on tea.. lol ..

You'd have to look at the specs for the microwaves but I think you need at least 18" clearance or maybe more. I don't think you have the room. If it's only for resale, just skip the MW.

I never give people a price for wallpaper stripping. It's always a time and material type thing that can't be estimated exact because the removal really depends on what the wallpaper was hung over. Sometimes trim will take more time than walls but it depends on the job...if it's just one coat on the trim and it doesn't need much sanding, caulking etc then it's fast.