Do you have a bin?

[mumofoneAloneandwell]

Apparently noone in Essex has a bin?! (TOWIE)

Its unhygienic - which actually i do get, but i need my bin. I have one in each room 😭

(Edited quickly, a kitchen bin)

I don't have a bin but my kitchen door does open out to where the bins are so I just put thingd straight in. I have a compost bag too in the garden. I did used to use the plastic bags, terrible looking back.

Same. No bathroom bin or even a bathroom bin without a lid is just rude if you ever host women.

I only had a kitchen bin until my mum descended with other bins because "you have to have bins".

My Gran didn’t have one and I stayed most weekends at her house. This caused huge embarrassment for me when my periods started. I used to take a carrier bag in my backpack, wrap them tightly in toilet roll and keep the carrier bag in my bag till I got home. She’s a clean freak so didn’t like the idea of having rubbish sitting around in her kitchen.

WTF. That’s insanity. Imagine finishing your dinner and walking into the garden for each plate 🤣 in the wind and rain! They’ll have a shock when they have to use a food waste bin

My parents used to have no bathroom bin, and they also put everything in one kitchen bin (except food waste) and sorted it into recycling etc later! I still put my tampons in there. If they want to look at my tampons that's on them tbh!

Brentwood girl here - we all have bins! Bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen.

I need pictures of bags people put rubbish in if they have no bin. Because that just sounds like bin without outer shell

What about teenage girls visiting?

Why teenage specifically?

So all the anti bathroom bins must hate san pro bins in public loos but no doubt still use them

Teenage girls are generally more self concious about walking around someones house with used san pro i woukd imagine

My work are going through financial problems and one of the austerity measures is to get the cheapest possible sanitary bins from Initial.. they dont have pedals! Sometimes I consider taking things out and putting them in the normal bin, just because I don't want to touch the awful flap thats covered in other people's blood

Kitchen bin, Bathroom bin, 2 massive recycling bins in the kitchen, waste paper baskets (bins for paper etc) in kids rooms... big outside bin + outside recycling bins and green waste bin. and tiny bin in car.
So 11 bins here!

It's never occurred to me that people could manage without an indoor bin!

I have kitchen bin, two smaller pullout bins in a kitchen cupboard which we use for recyclables, small pedal bin in bathroom, waste paper baskets in each bedroom.

I am now wondering if we are over-binned 😄

Please please please can the people who don’t have a kitchen bin but just use a bag of some kind post a photo of this, because I am genuinely confused by this - is it hanging off a doorknob or something? Is it not just the same as having a bin, except you’re not putting the bin bag in something, you’re just leaving it out? Please help me to understand.

Yes, a kitchen bin, bedroom and bathroom bins and food bin.

Oh yeah that would be a nightmare! Its good hosting to have a bathroom bin

First time we had visitors staying I put one in the bathroom then felt bad for never having had them before. Have always had one in the utility room but wouldn’t have them elsewhere just because of smell if someone put food in

Peoplw obviously have too much time on their hands. It's about 70 steps from my bedroom and bathroom to the outside bin.

Ha ha. As soon as I saw this title I knew it was Towie

I have a bin. I have 4 🙀🙀🙀

kitchen
bathrokm
my bedroom
dd bedroom

Yes my friend hangs a bag over door /kitchen cupboard knob and then when full places in bin outside

not daily tho like saffron. When it’s full. 2/3 days

@BlondeshavemorefunThanks for the insight. I can’t help but think that having a bag of rubbish hanging around the kitchen would look quite unsightly, compared to a nice discreet bin. Am I missing something???

How is a bin bag in the kitchen different from having a kitchen bin? Functions as a bin and takes up the same amount of space as a bin.

Exactly! A bin is just a receptacle to put rubbish in. DH did the bag on the kitchen doorknob thing when o moved in with him. It was horrible. I bought us a proper kitchen bin and we’ve had one ever since.
We use bags hanging up when we go camping, i still hate it!

Regular bin/recycling and food waste in kitchen.
bin in downstairs office
bin in both bathrooms and DC’s bedrooms.
It’s bin-tastic