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7am this morning a woman was opening the black bin bag in my green bin, she was wearing a bright green top, and smoking a cigerette drooped from her mouth, I bashed the window and told her to clear off, she smirked and took her trolley up the road, making her way to top of Goodrich toward Lordship Lane but could be heading towards Landcroft, Black hair tied back, green top and dark trousers aged about 40-45.
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dollydaydream Wrote:

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> Hello

> If someone is rifling through your rubbish they

> could be looking for security

> documents ot bank statements etc so yes it should

> worry you.


No it should not worry you. Worry is a pointless emotion when it comes to something bad that hasn't even happened.

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> Phlox Wrote:

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> -----

> > Shred stuff first, with a cross shredder

> ideally,

> > then you won't have to worry.

>

> And then put it in the green bin? What's the blue

> bin for?


Yes, of course, but lots of people stuff everything in the green bin, inside bags. I put my shredded stuff in the blue bin.

Jeremy Wrote:

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> I fail to see why the colour of the bin bags is

> relevant. Would you have mentioned the colour of

> the bags if they'd been white?


Very relevent... White Waste sacks are used for Medical / Clinical waste and require specialist handling.


Foxy

uncleglen Wrote:

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> Clinical waste is in yellow bags and containers.

> If you put shredded paper in the blue bin it

> should be in paper bags as the paper shreds can

> get stuck in the machinery of the bin lorry so I'm

> told.


Yes it would seem Medical waste uses different colours.. White .. Yellow ... Orange.. according to level of hazard..


I put my shredded waste in the brown paper bags I get from the Indian takeaway.


Foxy


Foxy

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