Save money on skips

[Maccapacca]

Fill old tool boxes with skip waste and the magic fairies make them disappear.

 

[Sin_Chase]

Those T-stak cases are worth £££ though!

I'd take the rubble just to salvage the case

 

[Adam_151]

@ SIN_Chase - Thats just what I was thinking, I could use some extra makita cases that to put some makita bare tools in

 

[darreny]

Is that the dhp458

 

[Skiddley]

Those T-stak cases are worth £££ though!

I'd take the rubble just to salvage the case

Me too

 

[psd99]

you put all of that waste into those lovely boxes? Must be a new invention lol

 

[Maccapacca]

Those T-stak cases are worth £££ though!

I'd take the rubble just to salvage the case

You sure I might be lucky to get £10 for it less ebay fees

Update though, no one took them I have taken them indoors for a new plan of storing shotgun cartridges. Plan failed

 

[b0rn2sk8]

Why not just buy one of those skip bags from the DIY store, call the company and have it collected? Normally cheaper than a skip hire.

 

[Buffman]

Why not just buy one of those skip bags from the DIY store, call the company and have it collected? Normally cheaper than a skip hire.

Those have loads of prerequisites around them

E.g. "cant be x weight"
"cant be full of rubble /plaster /dense material"

And similar when i looked at the zippo ones. Basically only useful for garden hedges and cardboard from what i could gather.

 

[Blackjack Davy]

You sure I might be lucky to get £10 for it less ebay fees

Update though, no one took them I have taken them indoors for a new plan of storing shotgun cartridges. Plan failed

I heard of someone who used to put empty cardboard boxes that had had expensive TV's delivered in them outside, filled them with rubbish and sealed them up then left a note on them saying "to be collected in the morning by xyz".

They always disappeared overnight. Never had to take any rubbish away. Guy did own a TV shop though lol.

 

[RedvGreen]

I heard of someone who used to put empty cardboard boxes that had had expensive TV's delivered in them outside, filled them with rubbish and sealed them up then left a note on them saying "to be collected in the morning by xyz".

They always disappeared overnight. Never had to take any rubbish away. Guy did own a TV shop though lol.

Surely such a precedent would end up with said rubble/rubbish being hastily deposited back at his premises with great force?

 

[Firestar_3x]

Surely such a precedent would end up with said rubble/rubbish being hastily deposited back at his premises with great force?

It will end up making a mess of the countryside, by hey hes avoided paying for a skip