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How do you clean your wheelie bin?
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Since then I use the wheelie bin liners (from supermarkets or Wilkos) and also put all rubbish in the plastic shopping bags (which I get free with my shopping anyway). Every week after the bin has been emptied I spray with disinfectant, leave to dry and replace the liner. This way my bin stays lovely and clean.
Bin liners! Great, why didn't I think of that! As long as I can find fairly environmentally friendly ones that's what I'll be doing after I've cleaned the stinker! :TEarn tax-free cash online thru matched betting and/or free lottery tickets! :j0
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