veryone in the UK gets the same bin. It's included in the local taxes. = You'll be telling me you have metered internet connections next.
That used to be the case here until they supplied large bins with wheels= free of charge (twice the size of the traditional dustbin with handles = on the side that you picked up). Now you can fill that bin and no more.= Anything extra, stick it in your neighbour's bin, take it to the dump = (both cost nothing), or pretend you lost your bin and ask them for anoth= er, then put out two, they never find out.
I can understand it with commercial premises. But multifamily (I assume= you mean a block of flats), is just many houses in one building. It sh= ouldn't make the slightest bit of difference to the way it's collected. = There should either be loads of normal bins at the bottom, or a smaller= number of large ones totalling the same capacity. That's what I see he= re.
The special pickup here costs about =A330, so everyone just takes them t= o the dump in their car.
It's a matter of opinion. We're not currently saving money by most recy= cling, but we are prolonging the day when materials run out. Or maybe w= e're not, if we're using more energy and materials for the sorting and m= elting down processes!
They should in the 21st century have a sorting machine that can do all t= he sorting itself instead of us having to do it, then the binmen coming = more than once to collect different bins.
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There was a rabbi who collected foreskins, had them dried out and made i= nto a wallet - whenever you stroked the wallet it became a briefcase.