Bintifada (1 Viewer)

[therealjohnny]

The word "bint" in the title of this thread makes me think of a disparaging term for women. I can't believe Thumped is so inconsiderate.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Well, you can compost any food that's not animal, right?

The rest you can throw in here.

Garbage Disposals - The Home Depot
Do they have those in Ireland?


Does no harm to be aware of what you're buying when it comes to packaging. And sometimes asking in the shop if they'll keep it.

Yeah, its basically chicken bones and the like that gets binned. No great quantity of food.
I'm sure we do but I've never seen one.
People seem to do that in Aldi a lot - make purchases, remove excess packaging, leave shop. Legally however, while the EU provides that 'producers' of packaging (that is anyone that distributes a packaged good) is obliged to recover the waste, the Irish government in their infinite kindness provides an opt out for retailers etc provided they pay a fee. So yeah, the shop would most likely refuse to keep the packaging.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Take me a month to fill up a bin. More sometimes.

 

[niallmc]

Shops don't need to take back packaging if they are (paid up) members of repak. Seems like standing charges will be minimum 150 before a bin is lifted