Who IBU? A mundane one

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Person A empties the vacuum cleaner into the bin under the kitchen sink. Person B is not happy because it creates a dust and dog fur aerosol in the kitchen no matter how careful you are.

Person B empties the vacuum cleaner into the outside wheelie bin, person A is too lazy complains that it makes the wheelie bin too dirty and wants the dust bagged.

We are dancing in the no mans land of emptying it into a carrier bag in the garden and putting that in the wheelie bin at the moment but I want conformation that I'm not the mad one here...

No mans land option actually sounds the best to me. I do that anyway so might be biased

Make the wheelie bin too dirty? It's a wheelie bin. It's going to be dirty. I always empty the vacuum straight into it.

In our house the hoover gets emptied when bin bag is full and straight into the outside bin.

Both A and B are wrong. No man's land is correct.

The most reasonable option seems to be emptying it into the carrier bag and putting it into the wheelie bin. I'd not be thrilled by the discovery that my wheelie bun was full of unbagged emptyings.

Mine goes into the compost bin.

I personally empty mine into the bin in our kitchen. We live in flats though so not that easy to put to straight into the bin. Doing so sounds like a better option to me though - no mess in the kitchen and less plastic bags in landfill (and wheelie bins are THERE to get dirty surely?).

Make the wheelie bin too dirty? It's a wheelie bin. It's going to be dirty

^ this. I mean honestly who actually gives a shit about the inside of a wheelie bin getting dirty? I mean I know they exist because there are actual wheelie bin cleaning businesses, but that's got to be at the top of the first world problem list, surely?

Buy a bagged (as opposed to bagless) vacuum cleaner? No mess in either bin.

Carrier bag in the garden and then into the wheelie bin. That's what I do.

Though I'd be more annoyed if it was emptied into the kitchen bin than if it was emptied into the wheelie bin!

"Make the wheely bin dirty"?!? I've heard it all now.

I mean honestly who actually gives a shit about the inside of a wheelie bin getting dirty?

Me! Mmmm, how do I find a wheelie bin cleaner?

I empty into a bag then bin it. I find it easier. The dust can stick to the bin and make it even grosser than usual if it hits anything vaguely wet or the bin is too full and rain gets in thanks to next doors cat trying to climb in the small gap and opening the lid fully

If you've got wool carpets (or hard floors) you can definitely compost the contents of your vacuum cleaner. If your carpets are mostly nylon then it's not so good.

Straight into the wheelie bin, mad not to!

Person A is a hypocrite and a filthy one at that. They're happy to do that in their kitchen but not in the wheelie bin. Dirty bastard.

I use a Weelie bin bag, solves that issue.

I do the no man's land option but not because I care how dirty the inside on my wheel bin is (it's mega slimy & foul!) but because like person B I don't like the fog of dust thing when you lift the wheels bin lid

I put it in a carrier bag in the garden, then into the bin. I couldn't care less about the bin being dirty, but I don't like the dust cloud that flies up every time you open the bin if you don't bag the vacuumings.

I mean honestly who actually gives a shit about the inside of a wheelie bin getting dirty?

My mother. If she wrote down her wheelie bin protocol, it would run to about 70 pages.

Get a vacuum cleaner which has a bag - no mess and can go straight into the wheelie bin

I've always wondered if the folk who care about the inside of their wheelie bin being dirty are the same ones that have colonic irrigation? (I am equally as unlikely to pay someone to clean the inside of my wheelie bin as my colon )

A & B are both wrong. No mans land is the correct option.

Person B, presumably you, is being a drama queen. It creates a dust and dog fur aerosol seriously?
I wouldn't want it going directly into the outside bin, it should be bagged.