Large Pedal Bin 48 Litre
About the Bin
The dual-use bin is in a sleek, stylish Stainless steel and black with easy pedal action to open the lids for input. It has a volume about 48 L (2 x 24 L) and measures approximately 57.5 x 33 x 59 cm or 22½ x 13 x 23¼ inches. The lids are fully closing so keep any nasty smells safe in side the bin.
The pedal bin is stain resistant and with easy to clean surface.
I have found it so easy to use even in the week I have had it. Jake and Grace love helping to put recycling in the pedal bin, they think it’s funny that the lid pops up. We have only had a swing bin until this so it is all new to them and great fun at the minute. They race to me when I shout them to put something in it.
There is FREE delivery on this item so you save even more. There is even a Songmics pedal bin with three sections which would be great in larger kitchens or even for use in restaurants.
We recently reviewed the Songmics Toy Storage Unit and Bookshelf, we love it for keeping all of Jake’s trains together.
Mummy H.
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I love getting the kids to help recycling, they are really good at coming up with new uses for things that I never even considered. We also try and seperate anything out to keep that can be used again.
take the lid of bottles and crush them down,it makes more room in your bins
We do try to buy items with less packaging – like single bananas rather than bagged etc and we try to reuse bottles and jars
We always recycle and can easily fill a large wheelie bin over 2 weeks so I’m going to invest in a can/bottle crusher!
Top tips are to try and reduce and reuse as well as recycle
We re-use as much as possible , yogurt pots for seedlings, shredded toilet rolls on the compost, all sorts of things for art projects, paper cut up to make little notepads to put by the phone.
Keep bottles, tubes and other reuseable things for crafting x
I will recycle more, and start to include the plastic yogurt pots which I currently throw out, and the tin foil from takeaways and packed lunches
Mine is to reuse them as kids crafts or give them to a local school/nursery.
If not, and you are looking to keep on top of the recycling, make sure to put them in the receycling bin right away.
Use plastic tubs for gardening, storage and kids crafts.