NAPPY TRASH
My nightmare neighbours are too lazy to use the bin and lob their dirty nappies out of the window – it’s absolutely vile
The nappies are littered all over the shared garden
A HOMEOWNER has been left ‘disgusted’ after finding dozens of used nappies all over their garden.
Taking to Reddit, they explained how their neighbours in the block of flats simply toss the used nappies straight out of the window rather than coming outside to put them in the bin.
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In their post they wrote, “One of my neighbours tosses dirty diapers out of the window.
“That’s it. I have nothing else to say.”
They also shared a photograph of their lawn which is littered with the nappies as well as a close up of them once they had been disposed of.
They added: “It’s absolutely disgusting.”
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Fellow Redditors were horrified by the parents’ behaviour and were quick to encourage the neighbour to put in a complaint.
They responded, “Oh, I did earlier this week. They sent out groundskeepers to clean it up right away, however, it did not solve the issue.”
Some suggested that the best thing to do might be to help the neighbour by buying them some bin bags, but the suggestion was quickly shot down.
“I’m nice enough to pick the diapers up and put them in the dumpster,” they said.
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“I am not nice enough to buy them a goddamn thing.”
Plenty were of the opinion that the neighbour should be seeking some kind of revenge.
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“F*** that put them back in front of his front door,” said one.
Agreeing, another added, “Toss' em back. I had a neighbour who tossed garbage out of his window, he stopped once I started tossing it back.
I had a two-year bin war with my next door neighbour
Gemma Smith and Sophie Wood were engaged in a weekly feud for a year over their wheelie bins.
When Gemma moved next door to Sophie, 34, who is unemployed, in November 2020 they were civil to one another.
Gemma, who is single and doesn’t work due to stress, says: “Sophie seemed nice and we’d stop and exchange pleasantries.
“But it all changed at the beginning of 2022, when Sophie’s bin was full and she put her rubbish bag in mine.
“I took it out and put it on top of her bin.
“It fell off, gulls pecked at it and there was rubbish everywhere.”
Both women refused to clear up the mess, claiming it was the other one’s fault.
Gemma says: “I felt so angry.
“There was cat litter spread all over my drive — it was absolutely disgusting and we ended up shouting at each other.
“We were both as bad as each other — we’d walk past each other and I’d tell her she was a lazy cow and to clean up after herself.
“We’d scream insults at each other."
Within six months Sophie had set up a CCTV camera and threatened to report Gemma to the council.
In retaliation, Gemma set up the baby monitor — which can record video — to try to pin more wrongdoing on Sophie.
Then last July Sophie spotted Gemma in tears on her doorstep following a burglary at her home.
Gemma says: “Sophie came straight round and asked if there was anything she could do.
“We are now the best of friends and help each other out all the time."
“Might result in them beating you, but my neighbour was too flabbergasted to do anything lol.”
“Bring them back to the rightful owner,” agreed another.
Others suggested that they get in touch with Environmental Health as ‘flinging human faeces’ out of the window was probably a violation.
The OP responded with good news: “The perpetrator was given a warning right after I called earlier this week (I didn't know that).
“I asked what next steps could be taken and if it was a good idea to call the health department. She encouraged me to do so because it would strengthen their case.”
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