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Places to take kitchen bin rubbish?

seachto7 · 2011-07-29 14:45:32

Hi all, Got a build up of bin bags in the kitchen and need to get rid of them fairly soon. Only place I know of would be Bob's rubbish removal, but don't think they would take regular rubbish. Basically it's stuff you'd chuck in your bin in a kitchen, so could be a crust of bread, some wrappers, bread packets, apple cores…

29-07-2011 3:45pm

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seachto7

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Hi all,

Got a build up of bin bags in the kitchen and need to get rid of them fairly soon.

Only place I know of would be Bob's rubbish removal, but don't think they would take regular rubbish.

Basically it's stuff you'd chuck in your bin in a kitchen, so could be a crust of bread, some wrappers, bread packets, apple cores and that kind of stuff.

Anyone know a basic cost to get rid of it. Only 3 bin bags worth....

Edit: Sorted it folks. Mods, you can delete this thread if you wish.

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#2 29-07-2011 3:57pm

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They take it in Greenstar on the dock road now, in beind cussen's crane place. It'd only be a couple of quid, a fiver at most if even that

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#3 29-07-2011 4:17pm

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Good to see you got it sorted!

Thread closed, as per request.

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