cheap wheelie bin

zooankski · 7 Oct 2009 at 22:17

Cosmic182 said:
Hide yours in the garage...Ring your council up and say some chavs have nicked it! then when you have 2 give one to your bro.

They charge for a replacemet here-£60 i think

I get around · 7 Oct 2009 at 22:34

I never got why people stole wheelie bins, are some people that opposed to recycling or something?

If he isn't on a wheelie bin system then just get him some trash cans?

zooankski · 8 Oct 2009 at 07:12

apparently 20 bins were stolen off of a street in cambridge the other week!!!!!-so just in case they are reading this-can i have a cheapy please!

xb8browney · 8 Oct 2009 at 09:02

We got ours stole earlier this year and the council delivered a new one a week later...They also said I had to report it to the police for statistical purposes.

We get through loads of rubbish sometimes the bin is almost full the day after it's been empted. I'd buy one from B&Q but I don't think they would empty two.

[SKR]Abe · 8 Oct 2009 at 09:05

Monkeynut said:
Problem with this: If they think on the same lines, they'll pinch it back.

Duh !

Paint your house number on said stolen bin and they wont steal it back :-)

Zip · 8 Oct 2009 at 09:11

I get around said:
I never got why people stole wheelie bins, are some people that opposed to recycling or something?

Simple answer to this

I used to know a guy that used to do it occasionally

Cuchulain · 8 Oct 2009 at 09:15

Cob said:
We get charged £50 for a new bin.

I tend to go ballistic if it's still sitting out on the street when I get home from work on a Thursday evening. Needs to be brought in as soon as it's been emptied before some **** nicks it yet again.

Speaking of which...is it black bin or blue bin day tomoro...?

Look out the windie tomorrow morning and see what your neighbours have out.