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Keeping The Lid On Your Garbage Can |
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Tie your garbage can lids to the handles of your garbage can to keep the lid from blowing away on windy days.
By Robin
Editor's Note: Also useful for keeping stray dogs and other animals out of your garbage can.
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RE: Keeping The Lid On Your Garbage Can
We have a purpose made spring fastener to keep our trash can lid closed. Wouldn't be without it!
CAN NOW RACCOON PROOF!!
RE: Noisy racoons
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Post By Lynn (Guest Post)
(12/08/2005)
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How do you discourage racoons from not even coming near the trash can? I have a bungee cord on my can and it works great. The racoon can't get in but he/she tries and bangs the can all to pieces in the wee hours of the morning. Help! Many sleepless nights!
Thanks
RACOONS Keeping The Lid On Your Garbage Can
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Post By DANIEL (Guest Post)
(06/07/2005)
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Hello.
Very much appreciate these thoughts about discouraging outdoor activities of raccoons, but can you offer advice about what to do when RACCOONS have taken up living inside the walls of a house, and make a loud racket, and chew on things?
Thanks.
Want to encourage them to live elsewhere, and really don't know how. Nothing has worked so far.
RE: Keeping The Lid On Your Garbage Can
It doesn't hurt to put your name & address in permanent marker on your trash can lid. For just in case the lid does blow off, then when found, someone can return it.
RE: Keeping The Lid On Your Garbage Can
We use bungee cords on our trashcan to keep the raccoons out.
Holly
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