Brabantia Built-in Bin, 10 L - 10 year guarantee Black £14.99 Prime @ Amazon
Excellent bin for those who don't think a bin is a status symbol / short on space. Fits inside cupboard doors very easily and if you fit sensibly can fit with lid open inside door and closes when you shut door!
We have 2 - one for general waste bagged and other for recyclable which we just empty into the blue bin.
Pictures on Amazon and reviews are more helpful than their instructions! 3 screw holes are needed and they recommend a 3mm drill bit.
Not sure why anyone would fit so the lid couldn't close when door shut......?
Latest comments (22)
psychobitchfromhell
23 Jul 17#22
I remember driving along the A1 many years ago and someone in a car in front of us chucked a glass bottle out of the window. Unbelievably stupid
marcuszipp723
23 Jul 17#21
Luckily we only have two bins one for general waste and a recyling one. But friends locally with different councils have a recycling, food, general and garden bins.
Not sure it's in that article but apparently there is only one plastic bottle recycling facility in the whole of the UK. And other countries in Europe pay you to recycle.
I've also heard that black plastic trays that are widely used in ready meals have to be picked out by hand at recycling plants.
I'm no eco warrior Swampy but being too lazy to empty plastic bags and walk the 3 metres to the bin does get my goat! No matter what decent people do there will always be **** who chuck their rubbish out of cars or drop their takeaway packaging on the street.
Maybe in the next 100 years we will catch up with decency in this country.
Maybe!
robodan918
22 Jul 17#18
meh the simplehuman version is better
no holes to drill, easier to remove
it goes between 15-20 on sale
marcuszipp723 to robodan918
23 Jul 17#20
I can say with confidence it doesn't require a degree to lift it out and remove. I guess for some people this could prove a struggle.
For someone who has design in his username the picture should be quite self explanatory - no?
He's a good kid really. Drives me to distraction most of the time but at least he doesn't sit in his bedroom all day playing video games.
marcuszipp723
22 Jul 17#15
Thanks for the info - will take a look next time there. A son making any effort with domestic chores is a goodun!!
marcuszipp723
22 Jul 171#14
Hey, I'm not judging you or anyone. The UK is so behind on recycling - and I have worked in the waste an recycling sector. If you knew what went on you really would start to think what is the point? But until you have been on a landfill site you wouldn't know. 15 years later housing estates are built on them haha!
We are lucky enough to have communal bins for rubbish and recycling. Recycling includes card, proper paper, some plastics like milk bottles and yogurt pots, glass from drinks bottles and things along those lines.
Unfortunately most of the residents are too lazy to empty their plastic bags into the recycling and walk 3 metres to the bin even though it is very clear plastic bags aren't recyclable!
We try out best but definitely don't waste water washing recyclable bits out and nor should you!
psychobitchfromhell
22 Jul 17#13
I'm afraid my son(who is responsible for emptying the bin) has chucked away the paper sleeve so I don't know what they are called. They are just their cheap as chips ones and they cost 99p a roll. I'm sure there are either 50 or 100 on a roll and they fit my brabantia perfectly. Never had one rip yet, would certainly recommend them
villageidiotdan
22 Jul 17#12
There is a good point in there. I could just empty it more often. We have a separate basket for paper and ikea cream bin thingie for plastic/glass. I'd say I need to step up my game on the can front and biodegradables
villageidiotdan
22 Jul 17#3
Hmm. I need something like this but bigger - any ideas as Ikea just have an unfixed bin lid
marcuszipp723 to villageidiotdan
22 Jul 172#11
Get 2?
As a family of 5 we fill up one bag every 3-4 days and use the other bin to dispose of recyclables. I think people mindlessly throw out lots of materials that are recyclable....
marcuszipp723
22 Jul 17#10
Will have a look next time in there - do you have any details such as name / size?
Only gonna chuck away anyway but don't mind paying under 5p for strong custom fit bags. If any good then 1p each is obviously a massive saving!!
The genuine bags are damn strong though haha
psychobitchfromhell
22 Jul 17#9
Probably quicker than Amazon prime judging by my recent experience !
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Excellent bin for those who don't think a bin is a status symbol / short on space. Fits inside cupboard doors very easily and if you fit sensibly can fit with lid open inside door and closes when you shut door!
We have 2 - one for general waste bagged and other for recyclable which we just empty into the blue bin.
Pictures on Amazon and reviews are more helpful than their instructions! 3 screw holes are needed and they recommend a 3mm drill bit.
Not sure why anyone would fit so the lid couldn't close when door shut......?
Latest comments (22)
A depressing read million plastic bottles a minute
Not sure it's in that article but apparently there is only one plastic bottle recycling facility in the whole of the UK. And other countries in Europe pay you to recycle.
I've also heard that black plastic trays that are widely used in ready meals have to be picked out by hand at recycling plants.
I'm no eco warrior Swampy but being too lazy to empty plastic bags and walk the 3 metres to the bin does get my goat! No matter what decent people do there will always be **** who chuck their rubbish out of cars or drop their takeaway packaging on the street.
Maybe in the next 100 years we will catch up with decency in this country.
Maybe!
no holes to drill, easier to remove
it goes between 15-20 on sale
For someone who has design in his username the picture should be quite self explanatory - no?
https://www.madeindesign.co.uk/prod-ovetto-bin-for-waste-separation-3-x-30-l-by-ovetto-reflovc-tri-fr.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw78vLBRCZARIsACr4cxzx81W819vmbuSy0tbumQ0sEzNnu1SsCdXYEdshrEGcWrGYqoVR2-waAix_EALw_wcB.
So cool it makes recycling fun. Naturally I didn't pay that, got it out of the clearance pile in tkmaxx.
We are lucky enough to have communal bins for rubbish and recycling. Recycling includes card, proper paper, some plastics like milk bottles and yogurt pots, glass from drinks bottles and things along those lines.
Unfortunately most of the residents are too lazy to empty their plastic bags into the recycling and walk 3 metres to the bin even though it is very clear plastic bags aren't recyclable!
We try out best but definitely don't waste water washing recyclable bits out and nor should you!
As a family of 5 we fill up one bag every 3-4 days and use the other bin to dispose of recyclables. I think people mindlessly throw out lots of materials that are recyclable....
Only gonna chuck away anyway but don't mind paying under 5p for strong custom fit bags. If any good then 1p each is obviously a massive saving!!
The genuine bags are damn strong though haha
Stock up whilst you can!
£17.85 with p+p is the best on ebay.