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PersonMandiNKel
26/4/2014 at 2:32pm
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Pop up garden waste bin here too!

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PersonBobCat70
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Quote: Originally posted by lidds0 on 17/3/2013
This looks like the posh version of our bin.


That's same as the one I just bought for our last camp....I got fed up of having to drink all the bottles of Stella just so I could stuff a carrier bag in the empty box......honest ;-)




PersonEwen c
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Quote: Originally posted by BobCat70 on 26/4/2014
Quote: Originally posted by lidds0 on 17/3/2013This looks like the posh version of our bin.


That's same as the one I just bought for our last camp....I got fed up of having to drink all the bottles of Stella just so I could stuff a carrier bag in the empty box......honest ;-)





How can you get fed up with drinking beer. I'd better not let the wife see your post.


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PersonKuppenbender
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I can't imagine it's the drinking of the beer in itself that BobCat70 got fed up with. That, as you rightly pointed out, would be absurd.

It's more likely the having to drink all the beer before generating enough waste to need a sturdy bin.

No one likes to be rushed.


Personchristopherowens967
26/4/2014 at 8:21pm
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Im with the green garden bin from poundstretcher just got back from a week away and worked a treat. No looking for a carrier bag


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Personniche
26/4/2014 at 8:49pm
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We used bin liners/carriers last time also.But to be honest was not ideal but quite like the look of these.
here Mainly it has a lid on and the reviews are good, just weigh it down with something apparently,importantly to me takes no space up.
Not the cheapest but can be used at home(thinking bbq time) or while camping so swings and would that be roundabouts.


Personfloppy-poppy
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We use an Ikea one, which we bought years ago, rectangular with a removeable lid and very slim but works a treat - we can use as is or put a plastic bag in it - tend to put a bag in it so it's easier to take to the "big bins".

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Personjean1975
27/4/2014 at 2:58am
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I really enquired about a foldable bin for one/two person(s) with a big tent and car. This post has really taken off on the subject. Thanks to all!

Another suggestion is use a cardboard wine box or spirits box from the supermarket, cut off the flaps at the top and cut out the bottom. Decorate the sides. Then you can fold it flat for transit between campsites.

It may need secured from wind etc but you won't break the bank and it will be a lot less unsightly than a Tesco bag on a peg on a guyrope. Our visual environment affects how happy we are. So this is not quite as trivial as it seems especially when on holidays!


Persondavisfamily
27/4/2014 at 9:51pm
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We use a tabletop compost bin, like this one


PersonGlamper Wendy
30/4/2014 at 12:50pm
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We just use a small swing bin..we shove our ceramic heater in it on transport to protect it..think it was about 3.50 from wilkinsons.

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Persondubs1978
30/4/2014 at 10:40pm
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We use one of these with a bin liner in.


Personkernow cruisers
30/4/2014 at 11:03pm
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Do not know how to do a link but we use one of these and it is really handy and folds flat. Just use a carrier bag and ditch it every day.
Bit of a long title but I just cut and pasted it on google.

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