Going nuts ? sposie user guests putting poo in MY bin!!!

[Astrolady]

Complete No Offence Taken Zone here boomba - don't worry. Sorry for the TMI but there are some of DD's poos that I could easily shake into the toilet but most are just way too runny and quite honesty, I don't know how I would get those into the loo without a lot of scraping and faffing around which I'm just not up for.

Yep that is the same with Ashton too Fiona. I think he has only done a solid poo once or twice in his life (I need to get that investigated). I am sure my friends wouldn't want me to borrow "something" so I could scrape LOL. I do however have plenty of nappy bags on hand and sometimes even double wrap before placing in the bins outside. I would never put a pooey nappy in a kitchen bin. Gross.

[AliBaby]

I had no idea about this law either but I do have one thing to say about the poo in the wheelie bin law...
why is that councils make you pick up dog poop in aplastic bag and then put it in the bin? All this rubbish goes to the dump along with household rubbish. Poop is poop so what is the difference between the 2?

Anyway that is just my opinion and everyone is entitled to there own.

Also I do think its wrong for guests to put their kids pooey nappies in your kitchen bin

And I also thave had my recycle bin audited (if thats what they call it). I had a plastic bag full of bottles in there but just got a sticker on my bin saying please take the plastic bag out of the recycle bin.