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I got mine free along with a couple of free kitchen compost bins from the link below just put your postcode in and you either get it free or very cheap.

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Cheers Chris

Us people in Warwickshire can order on line and get the grand total of £1 of our order big deal

Flintshire being a money grabbing non green council won't even subscribe to Recycle Now. I ordered two from Cheshire CC and had them delivered to an address in Chester.

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TUT TUT visit wrap for their green compost bins, fantastic and better than the daleks!

Additional bins

If you phone you can haggle a better deal! I have a large one and a small one and they are brilliant and easy to put together.

Can you tell me if these bins work best or the wooden ones you make up from wooden pallets for making compost on an allotment ? I had a plastic one in the garden several years ago but it became a popular place to live for the local mice. I was only putting garden waste and vegetable peelings in it no food scraps. The thought of micce living in the one on the allotment is not too bad but I am not keen on the thought of rats visiting it. Cost wise the wood one will work out cheaper, as my council want £8 for one.

I would use wood as I have two that we made ourselves, old pieve of carpet over the top. We have two next to each other, which we use to turn over the compost, pallets are cheap and free where we are, local builders are obliging and even delivered some for us!

Thanks that is what I thought as I did not see any of the plastic ones in use on the site, except that my attempt at making one from pallets might prove a source of amusement to family and friends.

just ordered myself one and the indoor bin for all my bottles and tins, as my cardboard box is starting to get soggy !! no p&p to pay, and saved a £1.
thanks for the info.

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