Hi Philippa. The duvets we use are at the cheaper end of the market! It isn't worth washing them and storing them or passing them on. If it were blankets we would think differently, so maybe there should be a campaign to move back to old fashioned bedding ...? ;) xI have no intention of using these critters but often a note like that will provoke the thought to get rid of odd things now stored as they don't fit in the odd shaped bins we are forced to use. Family in Surrey have ones which are square, top and bottom, so they don't blow over and fit odd shaped items we need to dispose of. These Hounslow ones are beyond belief. Whereas I would like to thank whoever designed and then purchased the garden and plastic sacks, with the grab strap on the bottom, I would like to string up the person who did the same with the wheelie bins.So, when you get a leaflet such as these distributed around the area, do we throw them in the bin or store them to use later? Or maybe have an email address to send the details to, for further investigation?If these type of leaflets work because you can store them to use the information later, maybe we need a council equivalent giving details of what and how we can get rid of things. I miss the recycling calendar, it could go on there.
Sarah Felstead ● 3039d