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waterhog · 09-05-2014, 06:47 AM

could recycling and food waste be responsible in the rise in vermin - i smell a rat 09.05.14

this is a joke
i get comfort from this story
with the council i will poke
because it is going to progress faster then a Fari.
over the years we have reduced
save the earth is at the core
so less service's were produced
rubbish and waste would spore.
we were all given buckets
several over a period of time
outside our doors were the brackets
"none willing" was perceived as a crime.
with it now piling
food would decay and build
only rodent's were smiling
we gave them a open field.
the food now had variety
offering it by the kilo and not the gram
the "green brigade" is the high and oh mighty
these must take a heavy slam.
we need 2 weekly collections
give the food waste a bat
and if anyone has any objections
i will clearly say recycling has made bigger the rat.

( http://www.camdennewjournal.com/lett...d-plagued-rats i can not help but feel the cut in rubish collections and us constantly having waste and buckets outside our flats - houses - doors have all contributed to the rise in vermin. or am i blowing this out of proportion and the rat and vermin problem is a minority and as a "country" we must do even more to recycle our food waste - paper -etc does the reader smell a rat ? )

Nedusa · 09-05-2014, 07:02 AM

I agree the rise in the number of different types of rubbish bins sitting outside our houses coupled with the reduction in the frequency of collections has resulted in an increase in vermin in our neighbourhoods.

Often these bins have rotting or uneaten food lying in them for weeks at a time , is it any wonder foxes , rats and other vermin are attracted to these bins.

joeysteele · 09-05-2014, 07:03 AM

I don't necessarily blame anyone, I would guess rats have always been around.

However I cannot really see where doing away with regular food waste rubbish collections can not have some impact as to more rats and other problems occurring.
I do think myself food waste/rubbish needs to be collected on a weekly basis and that should never have been changed.

Livia · 09-05-2014, 09:46 AM

Maybe we just need to produce less waste.

Nedusa · 09-05-2014, 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Livia

Maybe we just need to produce less waste.

I agree, the amount of food that is thrown out these days is scandalous, a lot of it comes from having freash food sold in Supermarkets as BOGOF (Buy one get one free) or BOGOHP (Buy one get one half price).

People don't really want this extra food and a lot of it is on or near to use by date so inevitably it ends up in the bin.

arista · 09-05-2014, 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by waterhog

could recycling and food waste be responsible in the rise in vermin - i smell a rat 09.05.14

this is a joke
i get comfort from this story
with the council i will poke
because it is going to progress faster then a Fari.
over the years we have reduced
save the earth is at the core
so less service's were produced
rubbish and waste would spore.
we were all given buckets
several over a period of time
outside our doors were the brackets
"none willing" was perceived as a crime.
with it now piling
food would decay and build
only rodent's were smiling
we gave them a open field.
the food now had variety
offering it by the kilo and not the gram
the "green brigade" is the high and oh mighty
these must take a heavy slam.
we need 2 weekly collections
give the food waste a bat
and if anyone has any objections
i will clearly say recycling has made bigger the rat.

( http://www.camdennewjournal.com/lett...d-plagued-rats i can not help but feel the cut in rubish collections and us constantly having waste and buckets outside our flats - houses - doors have all contributed to the rise in vermin. or am i blowing this out of proportion and the rat and vermin problem is a minority and as a "country" we must do even more to recycle our food waste - paper -etc does the reader smell a rat ? )

Yes Camden has so many back alleys full of Condoms
and Rats

Feel The Force

Kyle · 09-05-2014, 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Camden has so many back alleys full of Condoms
and Rats

Feel The Force

Now what exactly are rats going to do with condoms?

Feel the Spunk

09-05-2014, 12:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyle

Now what exactly are rats going to do with condoms?

Feel the Spunk

Life in the salty lane.

arista · 09-05-2014, 12:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyle

Now what exactly are rats going to do with condoms?

Feel the Spunk

No sadly they do not eat them
so they move them and see if food is under them.

Life In The Fast Lane

Kyle · 09-05-2014, 12:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jesus.

Life in the salty lane.

Sticky rat, sticky rat
What have you done today?
Sticky rat, sticky rat
It's not your fault

09-05-2014, 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista

No sadly they do not eat them
so they move them and see if food is under them.

Life In The Fast Lane

Aristas PhD subject:

Watching Rats move

Condoms to eat

Food.

arista · 09-05-2014, 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jesus.

Aristas PhD subject:

Watching Rats move

Condoms to eat

Food.

Not by choice
but as I had to go for a pee
in the early hours
you notice the Utter Mess
and Rat familys moving all over the alley
they find enough chicken and burgers
to not gang up on me.

Sign Of The Times

Vicky. · 09-05-2014, 12:29 PM

I havent noticed a rise in rats..infact I dont think I have ever seen one

However the bin men round here sometimes just randomly miss bins. And unless you are willing to pay £15 per 6 black bags to be taken away outside the bin collection...you just have to wait for the next collection (2 weeks time) so rubbish sits out a lot longer. I suspect this could cause a problem.