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[aikidoky2]

Parking pass was there when we dropped it off on Aug 17th. we never used it since we had a handicap access.

I've got one that I'll leave in Bin #1 when we leave on Sept 23rd.

 

[offtoseemickey]

lily & Ginnysmom and offtoseemickey

PLEASE check your PM's ASAP. Jess B320 leaves on 9/11 and needs to share contact information.

Chelley00 you may be on deck for the bin next if we don't get communication from offtoseemickey.

Thanks everyone!!

OH NO!!!!!!! I've not been online for two weeks! I'm so sorry......

I'm 100% still in for the bin & I've now PM'd Jess. I'll also send an email. I hope we can still get in touch. I thought I already left my details with the person before me, Lily & Giny's Mom, it looks like Jess snuck in inbetween us.

Sorry to have caused a nuisance...

 

[JayhawkFans]

We returned Bin #1 to bell services yesterday. We unfortunately were not able to add anything to the bin. Bin #2 must be considerably larger than Bin #1 as the bin was full with no room to add anything. The contents included: crock pot; half a bottle of shampoo; half bottle of conditioner; container of sugar; suntan lotion; roll of toilet paper; trash bags; misc packets of coffee; laundry detergent; aluminum foil; Orlando guidebook. I was hoping to add the extra items that we were not able to consume but had no choice but to throw them away as the bin was full. As was previously mentioned no parking pass was included although it appears after Aikidoky2 gets it .. he will include his pass .. Thanks for passing along the magic to others.

 

[TwoMisfits]

For bin 1 users...in bin 2, I actually used the inside of the clean crockpot to store small wrapped non-food items (cards, tissues, etc) - it made more space that way...

Just a thought for those using that bin...

 

[Tickled Tink]

Hi. This sounds great. We'll be at Bonnet Creek Feb. 26 (late night check in around midnight) and checking out Monday, March 4. Any chance we can get our name on Bin #2? Thanks. This is a great idea.

 

[leeer1]

Hi,
Is a bin is available for Nov 25 till Dec 2. I don't have a high enough post count yet to PM.
Thank you.

 

[leeer1]

2012. Sorry, forgot to make that clear.

 

[thelionqueen]

2012. Sorry, forgot to make that clear.

You can look on the first page of the thread and see who has it for the dates. Disneyforus is the amazing steward of this thread and is great about replies..but in the interim, you can check page 1

 

[thelionqueen]

We will be leaving 1 day early 11/4 instead of 11/5 if 3Goofy's wants it a day early

 

[leeer1]

You can look on the first page of the thread and see who has it for the dates. Disneyforus is the amazing steward of this thread and is great about replies..but in the interim, you can check page 1

I did see an opening for those dates on the front page, and made the request. I was surprised to see the dates open. I figured someone whould have made the request, but was excited to see the open slot.

 

[3Goofy's]

We will be leaving 1 day early 11/4 instead of 11/5 if 3Goofy's wants it a day early

Yes please! Thanks for letting me know!

 

[ottawafamilyof4]

I have a question about what is permitted in the bin. Are long shelf life food items like peanut butter, pancake syrup, unopened chips, pop, and (opened) cereal okay? I would have assumed they were okay but I didn't see items like this in recent enumerations of the bins and I saw a post where someone threw out peanut butter in a bin. These are things I would see myself having leftover and hating to throw away and, on the other side, would be thrilled to find in the bin.

 

[canadiens900]

Good thinking... Last time i was at WBC

we threw away a ton of items.... Even BEER

 

[blessedby3]

I have a question about what is permitted in the bin. Are long shelf life food items like peanut butter, pancake syrup, unopened chips, pop, and (opened) cereal okay? I would have assumed they were okay but I didn't see items like this in recent enumerations of the bins and I saw a post where someone threw out peanut butter in a bin. These are things I would see myself having leftover and hating to throw away and, on the other side, would be thrilled to find in the bin.

I would use anything that was still unopened...but opened food, I dont think so. You just dont know who (like kids with unwashed hands) may have been in food and I just couldnt go there. I am pretty OCD about food handling...guess others wouldnt think twice about it. Heck, I even have a hard time a church potlucks

 

[KWithers]

I would use anything that was still unopened...but opened food, I dont think so. You just dont know who (like kids with unwashed hands) may have been in food and I just couldnt go there. I am pretty OCD about food handling...guess others wouldnt think twice about it. Heck, I even have a hard time a church potlucks

I agree. I'd never use opened food in the bin. I'd toss it.

 

[TwoMisfits]

For food, unopened is key!

Now, you can buy those several small serving size items and if you use half, put the other half in. For example, those peanut butter dipping cups come in 8 packs...if you only use 4, I'd say throw the other 4 in the bin and I'd LOVE to see them...or those mini-cereal box 10 packs (when your kid only likes 3 of the 5 flavors...or unused microwave popcorn bags...you get the idea...

But as far as opened food or drinks (other than oils, spice containers, sugar), I'd say toss it out...

 

[thelionqueen]

Yes please! Thanks for letting me know!

You got it!!!

 

[DCTooTall]

might as well get a consensus here while we are at it....

what about opened alcohol? such as a bottle of wine or liquor?

 

[blessedby3]

might as well get a consensus here while we are at it....

what about opened alcohol? such as a bottle of wine or liquor?

We dont drink alcohol, but if I did...I would not drink that either since it was open. Never know if someone took a swig out of the bottle...like a Pirate LOL Doesnt it need to be refridgerated after opening? I dont know since we dont drink, but I would think it would need to go in the fridge.

 

[DCTooTall]

We dont drink alcohol, but if I did...I would not drink that either since it was open. Never know if someone took a swig out of the bottle...like a Pirate LOL Doesnt it need to be refridgerated after opening? I dont know since we dont drink, but I would think it would need to go in the fridge.

Some wines like to be chilled for best flavor... same with some liquors....

BUT.... just like with bars which tend to have their liquor's just on a shelf, they don't need to to be refridgerated after opening. You can either use ice in your beverage to chill it enough when doing a mixed drink, or just throw it in the fridge/freezer once you unpack the box to have it ready for drinks later.



And alcohol is a great disinfectant.