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• Emma

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  You can have the ones I have sitting in my drawer at home if you like, we don't use our compost bin any more.

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• Popsicle

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  I use www.comp-bio.co.uk.
  
  They sell raincoats made out of potatoes as well.

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• Arkady

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  Potato jackets?

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• Popsicle

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  I've not bought one. They look a bit tatty.

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• Mirandola

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  @Emma - thank you. Whisper me your address if you'd like me to come round.

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• gem

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  @Mirandola Once you have used up Emma's bags, you can find more on <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=food+caddy+bags&tag=googhydr-21&index=aps&hvadid=10039003074&ref=pd_sl_6x0ukc3gyl_e">Amazon</a> or in any major supermarket (even Wilko do them).

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• Emma

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  @Mirandola, I've whispered you! My first ever whisper *proud*

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• miss annie

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  If you need the standard clear recycling bags they'll give you free packs of them at all libraries. You don't have to be a member, they are free to anyone who asks.

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• Kaz

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  If you mean the small food recycling bags for the Haringey food bins they sell tham at Tesco SGR, the big Sainsurys by Green Lanes and also Londis, I think.

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• miss annie

  July 2011 edited 1:22AM

  Haringey's website tells you where you can buy them from... <http://www.haringey.gov.uk/index/environment_and_transport/refuseandrecycling/recycling/food_waste/liners/buying_liners.htm>;

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