Why would you want to keep using the old bins when they are totally useless at keeping out pests? So many times I've seen a mess in my backyard after the masked bandits had their buffet. The old bins are just a touch too short too.
The raccoons will have the new bins hacked by the fall.
Never had any problems with animal or human pests with the old bins.Why would you want to keep using the old bins when they are totally useless at keeping out pests?
Never had any problems with animal or human pests with the old bins.
Skyrider thought that the pest-proof green bins were a good idea until he realized that he couldn't get into them.
jk:biggrin:
So there you have it folks! It hasn't happened to Skyrider so it hasn't happened!
I bought one for my mom from Crappy Tire. I think it's the new one with the orange latch that seems to work.
(Raccoons will topple a garbage bin hoping that the lid will come off but these new bins seem reliable).
I usually just put the food scraps out where the coons can get them and they will create the least amount of mess. They're going to get them no matter what. The trick is not to mix the stuff they won't eat with the stuff they will eat because once they break into the green bins, they dump the contents of the bin, eat the good stuff, leave the shit stuff laying everywhere. Just give them what they want and everyone is happy.
Most highly evolved creature on earth eh?
Can't even outsmart a raccoon.:doh:
I say we put phosphorus in their food.
When the glowing little bastards show up we blast them.:rockon:
You have to think outside the recycle bin!:biggrin-new:Awesome idea! Why didn't anyone else think of that?
You have to think outside the recycle bin!:biggrin-new: