To put dog mess in a strangers bin?

@Allisnotlost1 my dogs cross their legs until on a morning walk so it’s never in my garden. On a walk I bag it up and put it in one of the dedicated bins.

Definitely not, I’m curious as I find it incomprehensible that someone would pay someone to hose out their bin every fortnight.

I clean my own windows and doors, but not every two weeks, Christ I can’t imagine having that kind of time (or headspace).

You’re literally throwing rubbish in the bins, that’s their purpose, so someone else throwing rubbish in them surely makes no difference? Especially as you’re then having them cleaned.

No, of course my household waste isn't stored in my house. It's so weird that you are now trying to exert some kind of smug superiority over people who prefer things to be clean.

I presume that as your windows and doors are external to your property, that you don't bother to clean or, heaven forbid, PAY someone to clean those things either?

Some people actually value cleanliness and therefore it's totally contemptable and egregious that another entitled individual should come along and idly throw a bag of shit in the midst.

If you usually walk past people's bins with your dog's shit, what was different about today?

It does seem strange that the one and only time you have dumped dog shit in a stranger's bin is the time you were caught.

If you normally take your shit home with you, why couldn't you do the same thing today? The proximity of the dustbin lorry doesn't seem like a particularly compelling reason to break your usual (more considerate) routine.

How do you dispose of your own dog’s waste?

People would absolutely hate me, I pick up random dog shit in nappy bags and sling it in the nearest available bin!

I’m immunocompromised. I don’t want dog or cat shit near my property, it can be extremely harmful to people with health conditions.
Yes the bin men were near - but if the bag had split and it wasn’t emptied?
Thanks, you can put people’s health at risk.

I have this problem with my wheelie bin when it’s outside my gates for the refuse collection. Not only will I find a bag on top of the rubbish to be collected but I have to clear the wheelie bin because someone uses it for their dog shit once the wheelie bin has been emptied. This means I have to spend time turning the wheelie bin upside down to retrieve the bag of shit and then walk across the road to where the dedicated bin for dog shit stands. Lazy and selfish - I say that as a dog owner myself.

As someone whose partner has worked in a recycling centre, I can assure you dog poo is one of the better things they will get a whiff of.

Still its reassuring to know that for so many many people here, the worst thing in their lives is the thought of some bagged up poo in their bin. What lovely carefree lives they must lead.

How weird people find this strange

Wouldn't have bothered me, OP- in fact I sometimes offer my bin to people I see walking along with a bag.

Meh, I’m not sure. On the one hand, better off in a bin than left on the ground or (as you do sometimes see!) tied to a tree (?!!). And as you say, you could see it was about to be emptied. Where I live there really aren’t enough public bins, so it wouldn’t surprise me people using the general waste bins on bin day.
However, it would be pretty grim if it somehow didn’t fall out with the rest of the rubbish, or fell between the bin bags and ended up at the bottom of the bin for the owner to have to dig out later. You do sometimes see random bits of rubbish at the bottom. Or if the poor bin man opened the bin to check inside for some reason and got a whiff of the contents of your dogs guts.
Also do I really believe that it was just by fantastic coincidence that you needed somewhere to dispose of your dogs shit just seconds before the bins were conveniently about to be emptied? And this was the one and only time you’ve ever done this? Nah, not buying it. I bet you do this every bin day, whether the bins look about to be emptied or not. It’s just this time you’ve been caught.

Exactly, a bagged portion of dog poo in a bin about to be emptied isn’t the crime of the century

I’m tempted to drop dog shit in random bins under cover of darkness and then advertise my bin cleaning service (weekly subscriptions only) by day.

The level of aggression towards the OP on the thread is far more ‘nasty and offensive’ than her putting literally anything in a bin. People here are so strange.

The levels of rage on this thread are unhinged.

No one needs to be bothered to read the whole thread, or your excuses for what you did to know that you were bang out of order.

Putting your dog's shit in someone else's bin is entirely unacceptable in any circumstances, so stop trying to justify it.

You don't need to be so arsey with people who have taken the trouble to answer your question.

What you did would be nasty and offensive to many people as you are now discovering. It is not mitigated by the close proximity of the dustbin lorry, nor the flimsy little sack you put the shit in.

I wouldn't care if the dustbin man was standing next to the bin, waiting to empty it. I wouldn't want your dog's shit anywhere near it.

You keep saying you've learned a lesson and won't do it again, but at the same time keep trying to justify what you did. It's unacceptable to put your dog shit in other people's bins in any circumstances.

Take it home and put it in your own bin.

But not inside your house, I presume? Maybe it’s under a window and there’s nowhere else? I find it bizarre to clean things outside the house, even more so to pay someone else to do it. We all handle our bins weekly, I wash my hands after and that seems to work fine.

@caffeinedependent if I caught you putting it in my bin I'd rub your nose in it.

As it was about to be collected I’d be okay with it.

I've just said, I have to store my bin quite close to my property, therefore I'd prefer to have the bloke with the hose to give it a quick blast every couple of weeks.

It's certainly not a statement of superiority on my behalf! I have to handle it every week, manoeuvre the thing around the garden, therefore I'd prefer it to be clean. In the summer, I clean it myself, but in the winter, once I'd finished work, id be the crazy lady washing her bin in the dark.

Neither but look at even just the replies above yours. Nowhere on earth could anyone be this petty about a rubbish bin as right here on this thread.
It's not like people put this bin in their house.

This is honestly mumsnet pearl clutching at its absolute finest. Out done yourself mumsnet!