In reply to Post #28
Don't get the first bit.....I often assume nobody else knows anything about what???
Why should I put my own **** in my own bin and not a public bin? We have very little room in our bin at home and it is only collected fortnightly, a lot more convenient for me to dispose of it, (properly) on the way home. It is all bagged up and sealed....and has already been pointed out, it all ends up in the same place anyway!
Don't get the first bit.....I often assume nobody else knows anything about what???
Why should I put my own **** in my own bin and not a public bin? We have very little room in our bin at home and it is only collected fortnightly, a lot more convenient for me to dispose of it, (properly) on the way home. It is all bagged up and sealed....and has already been pointed out, it all ends up in the same place anyway!
In reply to Post #28
Hahaha what a strange comment 🤷🏼
Hahaha what a strange comment 🤷🏼
This thread is descending into ****
In reply to Post #33
Perhaps a sympathetic Mod can wipe it.
Perhaps a sympathetic Mod can wipe it.
In reply to Post #31
If you put it in a McDonald's bin you are just returning what they serve anyway
If you put it in a McDonald's bin you are just returning what they serve anyway
In reply to Post #28
Are you a bin man?
Are you a bin man?
In reply to Post #36
No. Simple chemical toilet using green chemicals. Take my waste home in the sealed tank and pour it down the toilet. Not much bigger than a bucket, light to carry in its bag. Fill it using lakewater. 5 days no problem, longer if youre peeing in the bushes. Comfortable, clean and flyproof. Good choice available.
Use one when there are no toilets and because of the beer swilling, curry eating numpties who can't use a toilet and can't stomach cleaning up after themselves.
No. Simple chemical toilet using green chemicals. Take my waste home in the sealed tank and pour it down the toilet. Not much bigger than a bucket, light to carry in its bag. Fill it using lakewater. 5 days no problem, longer if youre peeing in the bushes. Comfortable, clean and flyproof. Good choice available.
Use one when there are no toilets and because of the beer swilling, curry eating numpties who can't use a toilet and can't stomach cleaning up after themselves.
In reply to Post #37
Which is fine. As is bagging and binning. Just because people dont do what you do, it doesn't make them wrong.
Which is fine. As is bagging and binning. Just because people dont do what you do, it doesn't make them wrong.
In reply to Post #38
Take it home and bin it, fine, or use the right gear and compost it but stuffing half a dozen bags full of crap and jellified pee in public bins or bins belonging to businesses where it might remain for weeks and where somebody else has to deal with it, sorry, to my mind
that's wrong.
The disposal issue is why I chose a chemical loo.
Done a lot of lightweight and wild camping and always brought my waste home. Why not?
Take it home and bin it, fine, or use the right gear and compost it but stuffing half a dozen bags full of crap and jellified pee in public bins or bins belonging to businesses where it might remain for weeks and where somebody else has to deal with it, sorry, to my mind
that's wrong.
The disposal issue is why I chose a chemical loo.
Done a lot of lightweight and wild camping and always brought my waste home. Why not?
In reply to Post #39
Take a couple of imodiums the night before so you dont get the urge to go poopies too often. Pee in the bush before you go number 2's and chuck some lake water over if it starts to ming a bit. Nice little compact bags that are easily hidden in your rubbish.
Take a couple of imodiums the night before so you dont get the urge to go poopies too often. Pee in the bush before you go number 2's and chuck some lake water over if it starts to ming a bit. Nice little compact bags that are easily hidden in your rubbish.
In reply to Post #39
Sorry but your point makes no sense. It's ok to use your home bin(where someone else empties it) but not a public one (where someone else also empties it) ?
Sorry but your point makes no sense. It's ok to use your home bin(where someone else empties it) but not a public one (where someone else also empties it) ?
In reply to Post #41
Completely agree, but he appears to want to ignore that point!
You will find that commercial/business waste is generally collected more frequently than domestic, but in any case, what's the difference?
A, it sits in a Biffa bin behind the service station on the A14, a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill......or B, it sits in my black bin at home and a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill...
Completely agree, but he appears to want to ignore that point!
You will find that commercial/business waste is generally collected more frequently than domestic, but in any case, what's the difference?
A, it sits in a Biffa bin behind the service station on the A14, a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill......or B, it sits in my black bin at home and a lorry comes and the bin is picked up and emptied into it and off it goes to landfill...
In reply to Post #42
The bin has to be handled by the refuse collector at home too
The bin has to be handled by the refuse collector at home too
In reply to Post #39
always brought my waste home. Why not?
because IMO its a bit pointless you cant seem to grasp what we are all telling you ? it all ends up in the same place !
the layby bins get emptied as does McDonald's bins a lot more often than my bin at home and thats a fact
PS( never actually used a McDonald's bin it was a joke)
always brought my waste home. Why not?
because IMO its a bit pointless you cant seem to grasp what we are all telling you ? it all ends up in the same place !
the layby bins get emptied as does McDonald's bins a lot more often than my bin at home and thats a fact
PS( never actually used a McDonald's bin it was a joke)
In reply to Post #44
Take your litter(including crap etc) home with you and you can be sure it is disposed of properly.
It doesn't all end up in the same place. A lot of the contents bins in car parks and laybys etc ends up in piles around the bins, ripped open by rats, gulls, foxes and squirrels and trodden into a mulch or blown everywhere.
Take it home and be sure.
Half-century out
Take your litter(including crap etc) home with you and you can be sure it is disposed of properly.
It doesn't all end up in the same place. A lot of the contents bins in car parks and laybys etc ends up in piles around the bins, ripped open by rats, gulls, foxes and squirrels and trodden into a mulch or blown everywhere.
Take it home and be sure.
Half-century out