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New Bins for Old

Started by woe10, March 04, 2015, 14:56:37 PM

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woe10

100's of new bins, waiting to be taken to a street near you  8)


Mr Boo Boo


Brightspark

Are the green lid ones especially for the guardia so they camouflage behind them effectively?

That way they can capture more illegal dog walkers or people who throw their litter out DURING THE DAY :O

PHo

Won't be much use in La Oliva; the binmen are on strike

Brightspark

This thread is just trash really

isleswing

Can you recycle old recycling bins?

Brightspark

Quote from: isleswing on March 04, 2015, 16:07:56 PM
Can you recycle old recycling bins?
no one would "refuse" such a great idea surely?

WoodsideCargo S.L.


glenys

We had bins like this in Italy, they're much more hygienic as you use a foot pedal to open and the lid always closes so less flies.

Spike On Q


Brightspark

Great post
Again woe.
Rubbish will hopefully
Be collected
Alot more efficiently.
Good job
Everyone involved!

Jock719

Fabulous post.
Gripping,
Like listening to the Mrs.
P.s who is the Saddo who went and took the picture of the bins.
Sad. Very sad. And boring too.

woe10

Quote from: Jock719 on March 04, 2015, 22:38:48 PM
Fabulous post.
Gripping,
Like listening to the Mrs.
P.s who is the Saddo who went and took the picture of the bins.
Sad. Very sad. And boring too.

Excuse me, I didn't GO to take the picture, I just happened to be parked at the side of them when I went in the Ferreteria down from Nort y Sur.
This post is very informative, not boring at all. and these bins are a work of art, which cost us tax-payers a fortune.

SheilaW

What's my cat supposed to eat once they install these self-closing bins? No tasty leftovers; no mice going after the same tasty leftovers; no rats going after the mice going... A whole food chain lost!

woe10

Quote from: appy ammer on March 05, 2015, 07:45:53 AM
Quote from: woe10 on March 04, 2015, 23:28:31 PM
Quote from: Jock719 on March 04, 2015, 22:38:48 PM
Fabulous post.
Gripping,
Like listening to the Mrs.
P.s who is the Saddo who went and took the picture of the bins.
Sad. Very sad. And boring too.

Excuse me, I didn't GO to take the picture, I just happened to be parked at the side of them when I went in the Ferreteria down from Nort y Sur.
This post is very informative, not boring at all. and these bins are a work of art, which cost us tax-payers a fortune.

Woe you PAY tax, Ive eard it all now  :o :o :o :o :o :o :o

Appy, I paid tax here for almost 20 years without fail, so does the other half. Now I enjoy a Spanish Pension for my endeavours.

I know a lot that DON'T pay taxes though  :o, I know their names. Makes my blood boil sometimes. What they don't realise is, later in life when they need it, they'll get NOWT  :-X

Jock719, don't you know, I need this WFA to pay for my Piña Coladas, whilst I bask in the sun all day  8)

cockney

Quote from: PHo on March 04, 2015, 15:48:05 PM
Won't be much use in La Oliva; the binmen are on strike

Since when? They are emptying bins in Corralejo.