Transplanting seedlings

I then mixed some peat moss in with that soil that came out of the worm bin and it was the best soil I have seen in a long time. It beats potting soil in a bag a 100x over. I just let my fingers play in it for a few minutes and enjoy the feel of it. Then I got busy with the job of taking those beautiful seedlings I have been growing in the laundry room and repotting them in that rich soil. I used cardboard milk cartons I have been scavenging from work and the school district. I only need about 200 more. I am not really sure what I will do all of these plants. I didn't think they would all come up and they did and are taking over my house. I have 27 Better Boy tomato plants and 7 Sweet 100 cherry tomato plants in new containers before I ran out of milk jugs. I need more desperately. Here is a pic of Mariah helping me start all those seeds. I once again need new camera batteries. I am going to have to break down and buy good ones.