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A generally squicky day Part 1  (not for faint hearted!)

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kiticat - 25 May 2007 13:58 GMT
Following on from my 'that was odd post'..... Feeling thoroughly
nauseous now.

Before todays post arrived I decided it was high time (small pun there1)
I cleaned out our wheelie bin that takes our general rubbish. Our
council has started picking up our bins fortnightly. The weather has
warmed and our bin was beginning to pong rather. The number of flies
coming into the house has been alarming.

Embarrassing confession here - I've never scrubbed out the bin
before,all our waste is wrapped and somehow it hadnt occurred to me. So
I wasn't quite sure how to manage it. The bin is chest high so I figured
pouring hot soapy water in it with disinfectant then scrubbing it with a
broom would do the trick.

It seemed to work well but then I was struck with my problem - how to
get rid of the waste water...... I can't reach the bottom without
falling in so the only way I could do it was tip it out, but where...?
Only place I could think of was the drain in the road, no where in our
garden seemed suitable. It didnt seem ideal but I honeslty couldnt work
out what the right thing to do was.

So I tipped it out in the road drain. To my horror it went every where
but the drain. I had no idea how much gunk and disguised rubbish was at
the bottom :-/ Our nice neighbourhood road was now throughly ick.
Shamefaced, bright red I had to pick up all the gunk off the road and
sweep the horrid water down the drain chased by buckets of clean water.

So now you all know my shameful secret lol!!

Sarah
Froggy - 25 May 2007 14:37 GMT
> Following on from my 'that was odd post'..... Feeling thoroughly nauseous
> now.
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>
> Sarah

Sarah,

Not to make light of your situation, but the mental images I get whilst
reading your story gives me a chuckle!
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~Froggy~
"No one can belittle you without your consent".
~Eleanor Roosevelt~

kiticat - 25 May 2007 14:51 GMT
snip shameful tale
>> So I tipped it out in the road drain. To my horror it went every where but
>> the drain. I had no idea how much gunk and disguised rubbish was at the
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> Not to make light of your situation, but the mental images I get whilst
> reading your story gives me a chuckle!

lol - good :)
Sarah
Nan - 25 May 2007 17:25 GMT
>Following on from my 'that was odd post'..... Feeling thoroughly
>nauseous now.
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>
>Sarah

ROTFLMAO!!!
I did ours yesterday.  We also wrap everything, but raccoons will get
into ours and I tell the kids to throw out juice boxes and wrappers,
so there is some loose bits in there.  We'd had an army of ants
crawling on ours.  

I used the handle end of my mop to pull out the stuck bits on the
bottom then used the business end of the mop to mop the whole thing
inside and out.  It smells like Orange Pine Sol now ;-)

Nan
kiticat - 27 May 2007 10:43 GMT
>> So now you all know my shameful secret lol!!
>>
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> Nan

oooh (dim light slowly dawns in brain) a mop - that would have made it
easier!!
Sarah
 
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