Anyone know if you’re allowed out the clear bags of cardboard beside it?
My first thought was, that’s me, i am the green bin after the holidays
I’m uncomfortably reminded of the zipper scene in *There’s Something About Mary*.
Flatten everything, not just crumple. It is amazing the way people throw cardboard boxes into their bin as is. They are just throwing loads of space into the bin. Unseal every flap, flatten and then put it in, preferably down the sides of the bin. Flatten bottles and squeeze as much air out as possible and put the lid back on so they don’t linflate again. Flatten plastics as much as possible. Tear unusual shaped things, like egg boxes, and then put them in. Put things in carefully and stuff things down. Find the little gaps deep down and stuff things into them. There is always space there. Work hard, using every bit of space you can find and you will get everything in. It is what I do.
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Anyone know if you’re allowed out the clear bags of cardboard beside it?
My first thought was, that’s me, i am the green bin after the holidays
I’m uncomfortably reminded of the zipper scene in *There’s Something About Mary*.
Flatten everything, not just crumple. It is amazing the way people throw cardboard boxes into their bin as is. They are just throwing loads of space into the bin. Unseal every flap, flatten and then put it in, preferably down the sides of the bin. Flatten bottles and squeeze as much air out as possible and put the lid back on so they don’t linflate again. Flatten plastics as much as possible. Tear unusual shaped things, like egg boxes, and then put them in. Put things in carefully and stuff things down. Find the little gaps deep down and stuff things into them. There is always space there. Work hard, using every bit of space you can find and you will get everything in. It is what I do.