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Win a 30-litre Songmics Recycling Pedal Bin RRP £65

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SongMics Recycling Pedal Bin Giveaway

A functional, practical bin is a necessity for a well-run kitchen, and I’m delighted to be able to offer you this giveaway from Songmics for a 30-litre dual bucket stainless steel pedal bin for all your kitchen recycling needs! 

Key features include two inner buckets, meaning you can separate recyclables from food waste in one handy bin, while environmentally-friendly ABS plastic lids keep odours in. The lid can be opened automatically while stepping on the attached stainless steel pedal which is equipped with buffer mechanism to ensure that the lid closes slowly and silently.

The black plastic protective base of the rubbish bin will not scratch your floor and there are smart grips on each side for easy carrying. Each of the plastic inner buckets comes out too, for easy emptying. 

Its stainless steel exterior and stylish black features will look good in any style kitchen, or even in a garage, workshop or study. It is a smaller sized bin, so it would be ideal for small families or apartments. We use ours to separate tin cans from bottles for the bottle bank.

This 30-litre recycling pedal bin from Songmics retails for £65 and you can buy yours on Amazon – use the exclusive discount code PEDALBIN for 30% off (code expires 23 November 2017)

HOW TO ENTER

For your chance to win a 30-litre Songmics Recycling Pedal Bin worth £65 enter using the Rafflecopter form below. Come back and tweet about the giveaway every day for more chances to win!

TERMS & CONDITIONS

This giveaway is open to UK entries only. Entrants must be age 18 or over. The winners will need to respond within 30 days of being contacted; failure to do this may result in another winner being selected.

The prize is offered and provided by Songmics. The prize is to win a 30-litre Songmics Recycling Pedal Bin worth £65. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable.

There is no entry fee and no purchase is necessary to enter this giveaway. The promoter (Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary) reserves the right to cancel or amend the giveaway and these terms and conditions without notice.

Entry into our giveaways will be deemed as acceptance of these terms and conditions.

If you need some help using Rafflecopter, here’s a quick clip to show you how. Rafflecopter will pick the winners at random from all the entries received. I will be verifying entries and any automated entries or those who have claimed they have made the mandatory blog post comment and really haven’t will be disqualified. It’s mandatory! Please make sure your comment is eight words or longer or Google views it as spam. >>>>> All entries with comments fewer than the mandatory 8 words will be disqualified. <<<<<

Closing date is midnight (that’s 00:00 hours, 12 am on Sunday night/Monday morning) on Monday 4 December 2017 (GMT) and the winner will be announced shortly afterwards.

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Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary was sent a pedal bin from Songmics for review purposes. This is not a paid post.

Comments

  5. Rachael O'Brien says

    This bin would save me a lot of time as it would assist me in teaching my children the importance of recycling and the amount of waste we create

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  8. ValB says

    With all the recycling we are being asked to do we need new solutions to safe and stylish storage. This certainly looks the part and would help keep everything separate. It looks very practical

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  9. Jayne Townson says

    What a fantastic bin, it certainly helps with sorting the recycling, I would love to win this. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.

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  29. Amy Dickson says

    I really love the look of this bin! Not only is it stylish and compact but it will help me so much with my recycling!

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  31. Jacqueline Roberts says

    I am a stickler for recycling but can’t have 2 bins in the kitchen because its too small this is perfect.

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  32. Chris Bell says

    Oh my god its just sooooo stylish and looiks great! Hard to think that you can make a bin look trendy, but now I’ve found one!

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  45. Claire Appleton says

    It looks fantastic I have never seen one like this before on the market. I would love one it would be great for sorting rubbish from recycling 🙂

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  57. Saran Benjamin says

    I have actually had my eye on one of these bins for quite a while. i think it is a great idea especially now the weather has changed and no one wants to keep opening their doors to separate their rubbish.

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    • Elizabeth says

      It is quite small, to be honest, but I’m using mine to store bottles in one side and tins in the other. I only need to empty it about once a week, and the handles make it easy to transport to the recycling units.

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  63. Yolanda Davis says

    I’ve needed to buy a bin for the kitchen for ages. To be honest we’ve been using supermarket carrier bags for years, but now they cost 5p each I take my own re-useable bags so they aren’t available anymore. This looks great, but out of my price range, so winning would be great.

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  70. Tony Shannon says

    I love this pedal bin as our current one does not have a foot pedal and my daughter hates having to handle the top of it to dispose of waste. In addition, the clip on our bin is broken so this would be really useful to win.

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  75. Jenn Gillies says

    I think this is such a clever idea. It can be so tricky to manage recycling and having it convenient to the rubbish I’d excellent.

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  81. Jane Willis says

    It’s a great idea as I tend to keep rubbish and recycling in different places, although I’d prefer a much bigger compartment for recycling and a smaller one for rubbish as we hardly generate any non recyclable rubbish these days.

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  85. Suzanne McCusker says

    I like it, it’s neat and would be just the job for separating rubbish & recycling in the home – at the moment I have a rubbish bin, but the recycling tends to get piled up either at the side of the bin, or left on the drainer before it makes it out the the collection bins outside.

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  88. chloe b says

    This is a great bin. We currently have 2 bins – 1 for holdhold & other is recycling and they don’t match so this would be a fab way for me to keep my rubbish sorted but looking a lot tidier.

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  95. Antonia Boulting says

    It looks very smart. We currently have a plastic bin in the kitchen, which is ok – and a less than smart cardboard box for the recycling. This would be a definite style upgrade!

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  109. Naila M says

    Love the fact that there are two containers one for food waste and the other for recycling, plus it’s stylish too 🙂

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  118. Evette Gabriella Williams says

    This is my dream bin and have been looking for one for a while. To have a separate recycling bin would be a great help to my lifestyle.

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  122. Marie says

    What an attractive piece of kit! Think it would look more right at home in my kitchen, we have a small cheap plastic bin at the moment moment And it’s a real pain to use! Everything time I have something recyclable I have Tom go outside to put it in the bins out there! This would obviously save a few trips!

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  126. Helen Thurston says

    Smart looking bin – and saves trips to the recycling boxes in the garage (usually in the dark, cold and wet!) Looks like it holds a decent amount as well.

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  129. Marion says

    I think it looks stylish and compact. I hate the look of bins in the kitchen, but this one is really nice. I definitely would be pleased to own this.

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  137. Helen Swales says

    There’s lots of good things about this bin. Not only is it functional and looks great too; love the fact it has straight edges, most bins are round so don’t fit neatly into the corner of the room. It also makes recycling so much easier, we do try to recycle as much as we can but the children often put the recycling into the wrong bin, this would help them help the environment more, great bin! Bravo to the designer.

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  162. Helen W says

    I really like it. It looks very smart, and it would save space. At the moment we have two full size bins and they take up a bit too much room.

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  166. Caroline H says

    I really like it. It’s a much better use of space than a round bin. I’d love it to split into a general waste and paper bin instead of the current functional but ugly shopper-style bag I have for my paper recycling.

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  168. Carolyn99 says

    I like this bin. It is nice t9 find one that will sit level against a wall and has two compartments. Far better looking than the waste paper basket I have been using in the kitchen.

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  174. John Tingay says

    This bin is great – it would stop clutter on the worktops and save countless trips to the main recycling bin in the garden.

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  177. Joanna S says

    Really like that I could contain my separated rubbish and recyclables in one overall bin as opposed to having individual bins cluttering the kitchen., The fact its super stylish isn’t lost either! 🙂

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  181. Chanette Kennedy says

    It’s perfect for my kitchen! Our council has brought in mandatory recycling which means that essentially you need two bins, one for recycling and one for black bag waste, so combining this into one bin with two compartments sounds much easier and practical!

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  190. Hayley F says

    I think it’s brilliant. My recycling gets piled on the side for when I take it outside. This would be so much easier x

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  207. Steven S says

    Good idea, would save me having to put a lot of my recycle rubbish straight outside where it then gets wet before collection.

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  209. Zoe C says

    I like it, I would use half for normal waste and the other half for the recycling as all our recycling has to go as one, it is not separated

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  213. Dale Dow says

    it actually looks really good, I like the fact there is 2 compartments but my favourite feature is that it has a handle to pull the bin out, nothing worse than tipping your bin upside down to empty it or because the bag is stuck

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  216. abigail edkins says

    I like it and its useful but if u are limited on space Id prob use half for recycling and the other for normal waste

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  219. Tracey Peach says

    This bin is the roles royce of bins!. It’s modern looks & deep capacity make it a sure winner for all kitchens

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