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Bird Food Bin Reviews

4.3 Rating 19 Reviews
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Our once-used bird food bins are ideal for storing bird food. We have recycled them and cleaned them up for a second use. They are able to hold 25kg of most of our bird foods. They are made from tough plastic with a screw on lid, making them mouse and rat proof. We believe they are the best value food storage bin around

These bins are repurposed - they are cleaned at Vine House Farm and the lids replaced. Occasionally this causes a vacuum, causing slight difficulties in twisting the lid off. The usual remedy is to carefully release the vacuum with a flat ended screwdriver. Please note that the thread does not go all the way around the rim of the bin, the lid needs to be turned and lifted, as opposed to it being unscrewed

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Pauline Smith
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“Excellent. Just what I wanted and described perfectly. Thanks”
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Posted 7 years ago
Mr Steve Lake
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“Great container for chicken pellets, grit etc, holds 25kg comfortably, handles are heavy duty so should stand up to that weight. Great that they are recycled”
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Posted 7 years ago
Mrs Margaret Thayer
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“Sturdy easy to access contents0”
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Posted 7 years ago
Mr Keith Crawford
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“The bins are a good quality and a ideal size for the storing bird seed and pigeon food and lots more things plus they can be stacked on top of each other”
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Posted 7 years ago
Mrs Ann Mein
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Posted 7 years ago
Mrs Margaret Nettlefold
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“Perfect for my large bag of bird seed”
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Mrs Maureen Ball
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“Bin is fine but the lid is hard to screw on. Do you have any suggestions?”
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Posted 7 years ago
The Bird Food Bin doesn't have a continuous thread so the lid needs to be turned and pushed down at the same time to close. The reverse to open - pull up and twist.
Posted 7 years ago