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| How many bins do you have? | Started by: Grin-22 on Jul 14, '22 07:01 |
| I went back to the first page and read this thread from the beginning. Seems like a lot of people have 2 or 3. So it’s crazy seeing how many people have more than that. Saw some people say they have 4 and some even 5. | |
| Reply by: Helping at Feb 25, '26 03:32 | |
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found out today my roomate stole them from the neighbors, what a scumbag |
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| Reply by: The_Watcher at Feb 25, '26 05:41 | |
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I have no bins that the government will come and collect from my house. I do own a couple of bins though, I just have to take them myself to a bigger set of bins which I don't own. |
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| Reply by: Soseki at Feb 25, '26 14:51 | |
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| Soseki that’s insane! Sounds like a pain in the “you know what” but it sounds like you’ve got yourself a system that works for you despite these obstacles. But at least you’ve got a few. Imagine having no bins. LOL | |
| Reply by: Helping at Feb 26, '26 01:20 | |
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| I have one bin, it’s a green bin for organic waste that gets collected once a week. The garbage has to separated with plastics separated from the other garbage and put in clear bags. You’re allowed one solid black bag per week for privacy… and then recycling goes in blue bags. The garbage and recycling alternate weeks for collection. It’s kind of a pain in the ass really. | |
| Reply by: Helicopter at Feb 26, '26 02:54 | |
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1 for trash and 1 for recycling..... the one for trash was so busted up the local wildlife kept pulling everything out of it.... my landlord claimed he ordered a new one and one day i had a new one. turns out my roomate swapped our crap one with someone down the streets. not sure how i feel about since the landlord lied and we now have a bin that the animals cant get into. it was a daily chore cleaning the yard. |
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| Reply by: The_Watcher at Mar 23, '26 00:20 | |
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| I have two currently.. a green for recycling and brown for general waste. However the company wants my green recycling bin to get rid of since they stopped the recycling service. I’m holding it hostage in my garage until they concede and bring the recycling back! | |
| Reply by: Vector at Mar 30, '26 13:17 | |
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Bins where I live are a funny subject. Some places have two whereas other places have four!
Mine:- two bins! Recycling (black with a blue lid) and general waste (black with black lid)
Other places, such as other family members in different parts of the town have a black with blue lid (see above), a black with black lid (see above), a brown with brown lid (garden waste) and a little green bin for food waste. Also, a green bucket for cans and tins! |
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| Reply by: Robinson at Mar 30, '26 19:19 | |
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I was delighted to see that the UK is now regualting the number of bins people have. There will be a maximum of 4 - recycling for bottles and plastics; cardboard; landfill and green waste /food. This gets around the problem of councils having a dedicated team of people who have no other job than recycling, and who don't accept that a simple system is better than a complicated one that only they understand |
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| Reply by: Geneva at Apr 02, '26 05:06 | |
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We have black bin with a black lid for non-recyclable waste. A black bin with a pink lid for plastic, glass and cans. A black bin with a blue lid for "dry", "clean" paper and card. A little blue bin for food waste. And finally, a green bin for garden waste We lead such fun lives. |
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| Reply by: HeyMario at Apr 02, '26 09:51 | |
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3 bins at my house. Black = general waste Blue = Recyclables Brown = garden waste |
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| Reply by: DonTheJeweller at Apr 29, '26 15:53 | |
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I too have 3 bins at my house. A black bin, for general waste. A green bin, for recyclables. And a tiny grey bin. I think it's for food waste. I don't use it. As if I would waste food. |
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| Reply by: Santa at Apr 30, '26 03:14 | |
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Well, considering that they already started charging extra for every kind of packaging (bottes, packaging, glass, plastic, bags and everything else) and since I am already paying:
And many other things, including the Sanitation... I think it is perfectly fine to have ONE BIG, throw all the trash together and let them use all that wonderful money they get from me to pay their workers for segregation and recycling |
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| Reply by: Hydra at Apr 30, '26 09:07 | |
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I for 3 bins for trash and 1 for recycling. We might need one more for each, considering how much trash we produce on a daily basis. |
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| Reply by: DungeonCrawlerCarl at May 26, '26 00:24 | |
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Now that I am taking my recyclables to the local recycling center instead of using a pick-up service, I am down to one bin outside and three recycling bins for sorting inside the garage. That makes it easy when I run to the recycling center to dump and go. The general waste still gets thrown in the regular bin outdoors and is picked up every Wednesday morning by the local waste management company. |
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| Reply by: Elijah_Yoder at May 30, '26 00:16 | |
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