Which rooms have a bin in your home?

[Wishitwasstraightforward]

I'm not a naturally tidy person and neither are the rest of my family. I'm trying to implement systems and strategies to help us keep the house in a better state.

We have a bin in the kitchen and a small one in the bathroom. Unsurprisingly, rubbish doesn't make it into either bin as much as it should.

I think a bin in every room might help. I guess more of a waste paper type bin rather than one for anything more grubby.

Do other people have bins in several rooms or am I being ridiculous?

Every room except our bedroom because we have one in the en-suite instead

Every room .

Kitchen, one in each bathroom, living room, both bedrooms, study, den/games room.

Basically every room except the hall!

One in each room, but two in the lounge

Just the kitchen

Kitchen, bathroom and study (the latter only for 'clean' waste such as paper) but it's a small house, so it's never a big deal to pick up the rubbish and take it to the nearest bin.

Kitchen and bathrooms. Hate bins in bedrooms or living room areas. We used to have bins in the kids rooms when they were little but it just meant we had more to empty.
We eventually got rid of most bins and everyone had to use the kitchen or bathroom bins.
Works well for us.

Kitchen - general waste bin, bread bag for soft plastics (clipped onto side of bin) and green compost waste (food).

Utility - box for recycling (glass, tins, cans, paper, cardboard, hard plastics).

My ensuite - general waste bin and recycling bin.

Main bathroom - general waste bin.

Adult dc2 - general waste bin, recycling bin, soft plastics bin.

Adult dc1 - 2 waste bins which seem to be rather randomly used.

General waste bins are the least used and we throw away very little in the general waste.

Kitchen , bedrooms , bathrooms , office and lounge . We have a very tidy house .

Kitchen, both dc's rooms, every bathroom including en-suite

Kitchen, bathrooms and the kids bedrooms. 5 in total for general waste and then there are 2 extra in the kitchen purely for recycling. Bins in kids bedrooms is a must imo.

Every single room.

Kitchen bedroom lounge only

Currently kitchen, bathroom, kids room. Looking for one for lounge, office and utility in the sales

Thank god, I was beginning to wonder if I have failed as a wife and mother by having just the one! Is this going to cost us lots in therapy?

All bathrooms .all bedrooms ,kitchen and sitting room

Oh god going against the grain here but only bins in the kitchen and in the downstairs bathroom, all rubbish is taken directly to the bin in the kitchen / recycling bin and disposed of appropriately (apart from bathroom bin which is emptied weekly). What trash is being generated in bedrooms? My worry is that you just end up with overflowing rubbish all over, just deal with things that need disposing of immediately

@Doggielove I give you this - Basilisk dog trying to helpful by emptying sitting room bin

Every room, I can’t imagine having a house without one in most rooms.

Kitchen, bathroom, home office and bedroom

Kitchen, bathrooms/loos, kids bedrooms, guest bedrooms, study, drawing room

Rubbish bins in all bathrooms and kitchen. Small plain plastic translucent open top bins with a recycling label in almost every room of the house (for dry non food recycling such as paper.

All except my toddlers as he'd just empty it

Kitchen
Study
Downstairs cloakroom
Bathroom
Ensuite bathroom
Spare room

Every room bar living/dining room and the halls. Including 3 bin recycling one in the kitchen. How on earth do people cope without bins in loos/bathrooms/bedrooms?