Is it just me? - using my bin for their dog poo

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And dog poo ins are provided on selected lamp-posts, and are separately emptied by the council......

Likewise ..... then it all goes to landfill with the contents of the grey bin ..... I asked! 

The family who live in a house not far from Bugs Towers occasionally put things in our bins if theirs are full. They never actually asked if they could, just started doing it. I don't mind as, with children, they generate more rubbish than we do.

I must admit though to feeling a bit prickly the day I saw them picking strawberries from the bushes beside the North Lawns.........

Bugs

Give an inch and they take a mile...

The family who live in a house not far from Bugs Towers occasionally put things in our bins if theirs are full. They never actually asked if they could, just started doing it. I don't mind as, with children, they generate more rubbish than we do.

I must admit though to feeling a bit prickly the day I saw them picking strawberries from the bushes beside the North Lawns.........

Bugs

Give an inch and they take a mile...

I think Bugs should sack his gamekeeper

 

 I wonder if people would be happy if their bin was used as a toilet? 

There's a difference between someone crouching over a waste bin and a bag being deposited Corners but at the end of the day, would it change my world, no I don't think so but the OP has a right to his opinion and be grumpy .

Well, that would be an interesting sight (so long as it wasn't our bin!)

In a scenario like the one described i would have no objection at all.Better in the bin than in the hedge or somewhere else.

peter.

My friend has a holiday home in Abersoch, where all rubbish has to  be in large black bin liners.  If there are no bin liners in then the bin isn't emptied.

People taking their dogs for a walk often use her bin to pop in their 'offerings'.  The problem is that they can sit in the bin, building up, unless someone is using the house and putting in black bin liners.  The number builds up and eventually one bursts - and it is a most unpleasant job to remove all the packages, put them in a bin liner, and clean out the bin.  Worst of all is that there is a proper 'doggy bin' just at the end of the lane, about fifty paces away!

She has written, in large letters, all over the bin - No dog poos please - and yet everytime we've been down there recently there must be twenty or more bags of poo!

A friend of mine had the same problem until he pop rivited a hasp and staple to his wheelie bin and padlocked it shut.

Lazy devils.....

A friend of mine had the same problem until he pop rivited a hasp and staple to his wheelie bin and padlocked it shut.

 

Bet the bin men were happy with that!!

A friend of mine had the same problem until he pop rivited a hasp and staple to his wheelie bin and padlocked it shut.

 

A good idea in theory, but not in a holiday home, where you might leave after a  weekend and not be there when the bin men arrive to empty the bin.  However, a combination padlock with the number given to the bin men team could work!