dirty needles

[Guest cortinamad-gonetoo]

the new neighbours found a pile of needles in the garden shed left from the previous neighbours

[Pipster007]

I take it you mean syringe needles....................Not pine needles.

 

I dare say the local chemist would lend a pair of rubber gloves and a medical waste box in order to dispose of them correctly

[Messenjah]

rather then rubber gloves you want proper gauntlets m8 you do not wanna be gatting an acidental prick from one of them altho i think the councils environmental services will come and remove them to elimiate the risk

[Guest cortinamad-gonetoo]

they are waiting for enviromental health to come i think

[Guest cortinamad-gonetoo]

I take it you mean syringe needles....................Not pine needles.

 

I dare say the local chemist would lend a pair of rubber gloves and a medical waste box in order to dispose of them correctly

 

no not pine needles

[FredTransit]

If it's not a council property I think they may charge. Personally I would use a shovel or grabber (you can get them from pound shops here) to put them in a metal bucket, then set fire to them (helped by BBQ lighter fluid). Nothing will survive being burned, not even the HIV virus. Put whatever's left in a plastic box and shove em in the nearest skip (that way they are not likely to be handled)

[Guest cortinamad-gonetoo]

i would just sweep em up with a dustpan and brush if it was up to me

[azz-bo]

dodgy as foook. The dirty bastards where I work break em off in the banisters of flats, horrible sods!

[mk2Jordan]

me and my mates found about 4 of them at the local park when the ball went into the hedge my friend spotted them

[Chris!]

People throw them anywhere, dont go near them mate

[Trevmk3]

bloody wasters dont care what they do with the needles (ok so some probably do but alot dont )

[Mrs O/H/C]

Stay well away from them.. not worth taking any chances.

If it was me i would get in touch with the local council.