Since nobody else is answering this, I'll take a stab at it.

Pet hair does not break down very well in a worm bin. Neither do a lot of other things your vacuum cleaner will pick up.

Agree with sbryce, hair will not break down well so throw out into your regular composting.

I put all my handfulls of dog hair and my drier lint which happens to be a lot of dog hair in the bin I read its high in nitrogen? It definatly disappears

I wouldn't put dryer lint in the bin, since much of it is likely to be synthetic fibers that won't break down.

Hey fellow middle Tennesseean! I have purchased a bin that I want to set up soon. I live just outside of M'boro. Do you know of a local source to pick up red wigglers rather than having to order them and have them shipped?
Mechele