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Slim-line kitchen bin?
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I may now convert to having my bin outside my back door0
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i would, smells a lot less.0
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I have a friend who simply has a hole designed into her kitchen wall - waste gets dropped straight through the chute into a bin outsideEx board guide. Signature now changed (if you know, you know).0
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no wonder it was taking up room if it had a donkey as well... or did you mean !!!!!!
just because you're from middle earth doesn't mean you can't speak good England0 -
scheming_gypsy wrote:no wonder it was taking up room if it had a donkey as well... or did you mean !!!!!!
just because you're from middle earth doesn't mean you can't speak good England
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Counting_Pennies wrote:We don't have a space in our kitchen, our bin is actually at the back door, so everytime I go out of the door I just move the bin. Not too much hassle, and when there isn't anywhere else in the room for a bin, a door is as good as any.
Do you have a back door it could go by?
Just do what we did, we solved this problem by attaching the bin to the door, so no more moving the bin to open/shut door. Bin never gets too heavy, as you empty it when full, so no damage to door hinges. Just screw on with 2 or 3 screws and washers.keep smiling,
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The only thing with having it outdoors is you will have slugs and spiders crawling over it...0
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