Automatic dustbin
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I just saw this deal on Groupon. I can't make up if this is a fantastic idea, or have we humans gone insanely lazy
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What I need is one that will empty itself.
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BigDevil:
What I need is one that will empty itself.
Have. But it costs about $500 per month, but works on all bins at home. -
ChiefKiasu:
BigDevil:
What I need is one that will empty itself.
Have. But it costs about $500 per month, but works on all bins at home. :rotflmao:
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ChiefKiasu:
My first thought was some blue liquid that you could place at the bottom of each dustbin and whatever rubbish was thrown in would be dissolved into thin air!...and was thinking…Wah, so expensive, need monthly replacement some more!BigDevil:
What I need is one that will empty itself.
Have. But it costs about $500 per month, but works on all bins at home. …..and THEN, I realised….it’s the MAIDS! :rotflmao:
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ChiefKiasu:
Mine work for free. But I had to feed them for several years before they got big enough to empty trash. They only work on alternate days because I have 2.BigDevil:
What I need is one that will empty itself.
Have. But it costs about $500 per month, but works on all bins at home. -
slmkhoo:
Mine work for free. But I had to feed them for several years before they got big enough to empty trash. They only work on alternate days because I have 2.[/quote]ChiefKiasu:
[quote=\"BigDevil\"]What I need is one that will empty itself.
Have. But it costs about $500 per month, but works on all bins at home. I also have one that empties itself, which also automatically make a grunt before doing the job.
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slmkhoo:
Mine work for free. But I had to feed them for several years before they got big enough to empty trash. They only work on alternate days because I have 2.
Lucky you!
Like you I have two . But I misplaced the instruction manuals and did not install the programs properly .So now they work intermittently.
Most of the time, I have to empty the bins myself. -
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I’m having this small little fruitfly like fly hoering around my kitchen top/sink area even though I don’t leave any fruit/food/rubbish exposed. They seem to be multiplying faster than I can kill them.
Any idea where they usually breed? -
Drainage hole in sink. Pour bleach down and dry all damp areas. It may be necessary to scrub the cover.
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