Free metal bin, for garden storage/diy/extra waste etc

By madger
February 16, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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madger

Posted February 16, 2020

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Posted February 16, 2020

I have this quite battered old metal pedal bin but it works. This is not the bin for you if you have a very smart kitchen! But it works, and would be perfect for secondary waste storage in a workshop/shed etc or could happily go in a utility etc. With a nice white vinegar polish it will probably look smarter! Free, no space for it here. Pick up from nunhead ASAP if anyone wants it!

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