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What is a reasonable time to put out your wheelie bins?

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FlatteredFool · 19/09/2021 23:20

Our local council says not to put them out before 7pm but a lot of people here put them out much earlier. They remain on their properties so it's not an issue I don't think. Is there a cut off point where it becomes inconsiderate to wheel the clattering things from the back or side of your house to the front? We have 4 bins although it's rare for all 4 to go out at once. It's usually two. They make a lot of noise with their squeaking wheels, rattling lids and general clonking. Some people put them out anytime up until midnight, others at 6am on the morning of collection. What cut off would be reasonable in your neighbourhood or street?

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PigletJohn · 20/09/2021 13:31

round here we usually do it any convenient time the day before, but the layout is that there are no pavements to block and they go in gaps between parked cars so not blocking traffic either.

When I lived in a cottage and had to drag it to the end of the lane, I did it in the evening after dinner.

In my previous house bins went in the drive, not in the road, so anytime the day before.

CornishGem1975 · 20/09/2021 13:33

Whenever you want. I normally do mine anytime between 5pm-11pm the night before, as do the neighbours. The noise wouldn't really bother me for the 30 seconds it takes to wheel it out.

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