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dont want to use food caddy
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If you put it out daily, you wouldn't even need to use the bags. Empty once you finished the evening meal and give it a quick rinse under the tap. Your problem is you're essentially too lazy."Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius0
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Norman_Castle wrote: »You council gave you a food waste bin to reduce the cost of landfill charges and fines which are paid indirectly by council tax payers.
How difficult is it?. If you were paid £10 per week to use it I expect you'd find it usable.
no, maybe £50 though...........
Its not difficult, I just am not going to do it. I was just asking if anyone personally knows if they check.0 -
bitten_by_cutie wrote: »Its not difficult, I just am not going to do it. I was just asking if anyone personally knows if they check.
Dear god i hope so. I've never seen a better example of a first world problem. Or laziness for that matter...0 -
If you put it out daily, you wouldn't even need to use the bags. Empty once you finished the evening meal and give it a quick rinse under the tap. You're problem is you're essentially too lazy.
You can do it if you want. I am sure I do things that you dont too.
Being lazy is different to not feeling the need to or not wanting to do something.0 -
bitten_by_cutie wrote: »it is my world I live in ....
Ah... I for one didn't realise it is God we're speaking to here.
Sorry Sir, I apologise; it's these damn usernames. I suppose they wouldn't let you use your real one?0 -
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bitten_by_cutie wrote: »You can do it if you want. I am sure I do things that you dont too.
Being lazy is different to not feeling the need to or not wanting to do something.
So crack on. No one on here will give a flying....Especially if you do get fined...0 -
I have certainly read newspaper stories of councils doing so.bitten_by_cutie wrote: »I was just asking if anyone personally knows if they check.
Don't ask me to find those articles though. No idea where/when.0 -
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