Park & Loop LCTs

[clashcityrocker]

I've been Reading this topic over the last couple of days and thinking to myself , I haven't gone through dog crap for at least three weeks . Today my luck come to an end and getting back to the van there was dog crap all over one of the wheels . So for about four minutes ( yes 4 mins RM , sorry ) I'm on the grass verge dragging the wheel sideways trying to scrape it off. My stand-in P&L partner wont use a trolley so on this one occasion she could smirk , I'll get my own back when she totters off groaning because of the weight she's carrying over her shoulder .

Wouldn't it be better to use her pouch to scrape the dog s**t off your wheels........?

[Straight4ward]

Pouch? Is this a euphemism?

I think she might complain eitherway.

[dvbuk55]

Pouch? Is this a euphemism?

I think she might complain eitherway.

Prepare yourself for the naughty room............if postman catches your drift.

[rhino49]

Dog mess is a real problem with them - the wheels seem to attract the stuff although you can avoid it transferring to the pouches by keeping the lid fastened as it is mainly loose straps and lids that have contact with the wheels. We keep a pack of antibacterial wet wipes in the glove compartment for our hands - but other than for instance, a stiff brush and a 4 pint plastic milk container full of water to give the wheels a quick rinse I think including a 15 minute s**t spotting allowance in each duty time is the only answer.

[dvbuk55]

Dog mess is a real problem with them - the wheels seem to attract the stuff although you can avoid it transferring to the pouches by keeping the lid fastened as it is mainly loose straps and lids that have contact with the wheels. We keep a pack of antibacterial wet wipes in the glove compartment for our hands - but other than for instance, a stiff brush and a 4 pint plastic milk container full of water to give the wheels a quick rinse I think including a 15 minute s**t spotting allowance in each duty time is the only answer.

I just wonder what the H&S Department of the CWU was thinking about when they trialled these contraptions, still I don't suppose you get much dog crap on carpeted corridors.

[rhino49]

Dog mess is a real problem with them - the wheels seem to attract the stuff although you can avoid it transferring to the pouches by keeping the lid fastened as it is mainly loose straps and lids that have contact with the wheels. We keep a pack of antibacterial wet wipes in the glove compartment for our hands - but other than for instance, a stiff brush and a 4 pint plastic milk container full of water to give the wheels a quick rinse I think including a 15 minute s**t spotting allowance in each duty time is the only answer.

I just wonder what the H&S Department of the CWU was thinking about when they trialled these contraptions, still I don't suppose you get much dog crap on carpeted corridors.

That's a bit unfair mate - I have it on good authority that the testing involved two circuits of Billy Hayes tennis court with several carefully positioned pie crusts to simulate everyday obstacles. (In fact they ARE everyday obstacles on Billy's tennis court)

[dvbuk55]

Dog mess is a real problem with them - the wheels seem to attract the stuff although you can avoid it transferring to the pouches by keeping the lid fastened as it is mainly loose straps and lids that have contact with the wheels. We keep a pack of antibacterial wet wipes in the glove compartment for our hands - but other than for instance, a stiff brush and a 4 pint plastic milk container full of water to give the wheels a quick rinse I think including a 15 minute s**t spotting allowance in each duty time is the only answer.

I just wonder what the H&S Department of the CWU was thinking about when they trialled these contraptions, still I don't suppose you get much dog crap on carpeted corridors.

That's a bit unfair mate - I have it on good authority that the testing involved two circuits of Billy Hayes tennis court with several carefully positioned pie crusts to simulate everyday obstacles. (In fact they ARE everyday obstacles on Billy's tennis court)

Mind rhino I wouldn't have thought there was much crust left after chomper had his gob round it.

[axeman]

I just wonder what the H&S Department of the CWU was thinking about when they trialled these contraptions, still I don't suppose you get much dog crap on carpeted corridors.

it comes out there mouths these days so doesn't get on the wheels