swingbin

Then she happened to glance into the empty swingbin.

But Samantha's swingbin was not like that.

Then Kurt pulled the black plastic binliner out of the swingbin in the kitchen.

Paula produced the second of the receipts that Samantha had found at the bottom of her swingbin.

Things like the swingbin and dustbin, dust pans, washing bowls, kitchen buckets and even the baby's high chair.

He watched her rinse the bottle and place it beside a few others which, along with empty jars, sat in an orange-box beside the swingbin.

Henry looked at himself in the kitchen mirror, as he crumpled up the other three pages of this latest missive and threw it in the swingbin.

Air nuzzled in through the window of the small kitchen, smelling of the warm street and picking up the sweetness of empty tomato tins perched in the jaw of the swingbin.

Also, inevitably, each of the three was convinced that they were the only person who ever cleaned the toilet or emptied the swingbin or washed the teatowels, and there must also have been a thirsty ghost in the house because those teacups in the sink were certainly not any of theirs.