I think I'd be looking to relocate my worm bed. The idea of the possibility of drinking leachate infused water doesnt appeal to me.

Is it possible to put something under the drain to catch leachate? I used leachate for my flowering plants in the garden (NOT house plants) and I think it did them good.

Worm pee is a great plant fertilizer.

By "worm pee", do you mean leachate or worm tea? Leachate is a maybe, depends how old/established the system is.

The following is an excerpt from Bentley Christie's site:

**The term “worm tea” is often used to refer to the leachate (drainage liquid) that seeps out from the bottom of vermicomposting system (obviously, only those systems with holes in the bottom). It CAN be used as a liquid fertilizer of sorts, but it’s quality will depend on the maturity of the vermicomposting system (and how well it has been maintained).

Generally, the older the system, the more vermicompost will have been deposited in it, and therefore the closer the drainage liquid will be to actual “vermicompost tea”. The leachate from newer systems, and those that are poorly maintained can contain various phytotoxic compounds, so it’s important to be a bit more cautious when using it. Diluting it and/or aerating before use can help though.**