doriz
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King Prawn curry, naan and mango chutney...stuffed.
Well there you go! They can't even get the colour coding to match!grey bin is recyclables ,green garden and uncooked kitchen waste
we cant supposedly put cooked stuff in presumably because of vermin during composting but thats only a guessWell there you go! They can't even get the colour coding to match!
In our little brown bin similar to your green bin, we are allowed and even encouraged to put cooked and uncooked kitchen waste!
Ere yer kant tellus that wivvoat tellin why. Wots scum on there for? Is they scum or is that there innishuls?In our village in France you are supposed to take all your rubbish to various big bins, one type for landfill, another type for recycling where you don't put bags, you actually empty your yellow recycling bags into them or else, yep, they go to landfill! There is also a glass bin.
There is a place in the nearest town that burns waste to provide heat for public buildings and council properties.Hilariously the sign on the side of the unit bears the word "SCUM". The commune also supplies free compost bins. Our food waste goes mostly to the chickens.
I think it must depend on how fast they deal with it and what exactly they do with it once you give it to them. No much of a composting expert! Maybe our lot goes to a place that is kept vermin free somehow.we cant supposedly put cooked stuff in presumably because of vermin during composting but thats only a guess
So eye be right in sayin yer full of cr*p?Here you go.. mixture of glass/plastic/paper.
All sorted on site. Glass is made into smaller bits. Other items are bailed up
(Not my lorry but I have the same stuff on. My loads are so varied)
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Wosh yer cyclin int dish water after yer dun the dishes. Or take it wiv yer int baff wiv yer soks.I struggle to see how the householder is helping the ECO part of recycling by wasting lots of water and often "HOT-WATER" to get things clean for "recycling". There is a cost to both buying and heating my water, they want it clean they can ruddy well clean it at the recycling plant, they are making money out of recycling (don't believe anyone that tells you otherwise). Much of the ECO drive is all about pushing the costs of recovery down to the consumer, when smarter packaging would obvert much of the need in the first place. Re-usable/cyclable paper packaging rather than plastics would be a great step. ALL manufacturers and producers should be made to use recyclable only packaging. Plastics are a cancer that will NOT stop until the last drop of oil is taken from the earth. THEY (oil companies) knew exactly what they were doing, and the impact on the planet long ago. But avarice and "shareholder profits" are much more important than anything else it seems.
now we have the chickens they get the left oversI think it must depend on how fast they deal with it and what exactly they do with it once you give it to them. No much of a composting expert! Maybe our lot goes to a place that is kept vermin free somehow.
It's the initials of summat, dunno what, see it when sitting at the lights, never got out to look more closely!Ere yer kant tellus that wivvoat tellin why. Wots scum on there for? Is they scum or is that there innishuls?
Really is the best way. We love giving them to ours, miss it over here. and what the chickens don't like the donkeys usually eat. We never leave hardly any meat, the tiny bits we absolutely cannot use go to the dogs! so all that gets chucked is bones!now we have the chickens they get the left overs
yes,still working on the house havent got round to looking at the cart sheds yet@jamesmartin you still gorra pallet full of clay pan tiles?
yes,still working on the house havent got round to looking at the cart sheds yet
are they the single or double, i believe the singles are the earlier but arent sure ours are doublesMost of the farms near me have piles of old commons stacked up
Nope. Tis dark choclut. Int proppa. Shud be banned or milk un suga purrinnit.Dats not choclut den
are they the single or double, i believe the singles are the earlier but arent sure ours are doubles
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