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Recycling boxes

hollydays
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My local authority provides recycling boxes-2- but they are hideous and take up too much space in my kitchen.Anyone know where i can get nicer ones.my oh doesnt like plastic ikea type stuff-any ideas?
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I saw some canvas re-cycling bags in Lakeland catalogue the other day, don't know if they would be any help.If practice makes perfect, and nobody is perfect....................................
Why practice!:T0 -
ta-ill take a look0
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hollydays, I've had a look on their website as I've seen them there too, but can't seem to find them nowI haven't got one!0
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You are right they don't seem to be there any more. It was only a few days ago I saw them. There were 3 different coloured bags that you could stand together. The other alternative is that they do a similar thing in their shopping bag range. They are big bags with handles on the sides and look as if they are made of a similar material, maybe this would work!!If practice makes perfect, and nobody is perfect....................................
Why practice!:T0 -
I use those cheap laundry bags that cost about £2.00 from poundstretchers (or whatever their new name is) They are supposed to be travel laundry baskets.
They are net bags with wire in them and they pop up when you unfold them. They can be folded to take on holiday. They are like childrens pop up tents.
I hope that description makes sense.
They are are about 2 foot high and 12 inches square.Wendy0 -
I bought 3 recycling bags on-line at 2pm last week and they arrived the next morning. They are heavy duty plasic/canvas and in grey, blue , green and cost about £6 for the 3 and 95p pandp. Im just going to look up what site they were from as at the moment I cant remember!! and will come and put it down in another post for you.0
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I'm back the site is https://www.homerecycling.co.uk and they were £4.99 + p+p
I know it sounds really sad! but they also have some excellent divided recycling bins that are alot neater but more expensive! I dont spend my life looking at sites for bins I do promise0 -
thanks jan i think this is more what i am looking for.
no,no. i insist, I am considerably more sadder than you-I asked the question.0
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