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jesster_2
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I know this probably isn't strictly OS, but couldn't think where else it'd fit!
Does anyone know if you can get kitchen bins that are divided up so you can sort your recycling into them (rather than keep all the different council bins and boxes in the kitchen). One with just two sections would be fine. Do they exist?
Does anyone know if you can get kitchen bins that are divided up so you can sort your recycling into them (rather than keep all the different council bins and boxes in the kitchen). One with just two sections would be fine. Do they exist?
Dec 2005 £8,500
April 2007 £0
Paid Off Since Lightbulb Moment £8,500
Debt Free Date: APRIL 16 2007
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Hi jesster,
I googled and found this one, but it seems very expensive.
The I wanna board is probably the best place for your post, let me know if you want me to move it over.
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I think I've seen these in the Lakeland catalogue
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Thanks both. I'll repost on the I wanna board, and then between the two maybe I'll find the solution! Or I'll realise there's a gap in the market on reasonably prices recycling bins and go into business and be rich, RICH, RIIIIIICCCHHH.
Or maybe not!
Dec 2005 £8,500
April 2007 £0
Paid Off Since Lightbulb Moment £8,500
Debt Free Date: APRIL 16 2007
:j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j0 -
This seems to be the same one but cheaper.Pink-winged wrote:Hi jesster,
I googled and found this one, but it seems very expensive.
The I wanna board is probably the best place for your post, let me know if you want me to move it over.
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Sorry jsesster, we aren't allowed to post duplicate threads on MSE. Do you want to leave it here and then when it drops down the board I'll move it over?
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Cor, it can be expensive all this ethical lark!
Dec 2005 £8,500
April 2007 £0
Paid Off Since Lightbulb Moment £8,500
Debt Free Date: APRIL 16 2007
:j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j0 -
ah righto, didn't know that. If you wouldn't mind shunting it over I'd be very grateful. Thanks.
Dec 2005 £8,500
April 2007 £0
Paid Off Since Lightbulb Moment £8,500
Debt Free Date: APRIL 16 2007
:j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j0 -
I saw one in the gardeners world mag for June which is £39.95 inc p&p order on 01305 848725 quoting ref: B79-GF1534 or their site of https://www.gardenersworldoffers.co.uk0
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That one on offer is the same one as on the https://www.homerecycling.co.uk website for £15 less! Not much of an offer.saver_sam wrote:I saw one in the gardeners world mag for June which is £39.95 inc p&p order on 01305 848725 quoting ref: B79-GF1534 or their site of https://www.gardenersworldoffers.co.uk0
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