Gutter debris

JoeX

I was clearing my gutters and decided to do some of my neighbours that was flooding over while I was there - looks like long rotted leaves and moss.

Is its destination the compost, leaf pile...or council garden waste?

Hostafan1

I'd stick it in my compost bin

Dovefromabove

So would I 😊 

Brexiteer

My drains were a problem every year with leaves from neighbouring trees and we're blocked solid every year till I got a product called hedgehog gutter brush. Fantastic no blocked gutters any more

Lyn

In the compost bin here as well.

JoeX

Cheers all, looks like I’ll be picking it out of the leaf pile then 😂

Dovefromabove

If it’s in the leaf pile leave it there ... it won’t do any harm and will probably do some good. It’s as broad as it’s long really 😉 

Brexiteer

If there's clutter in your gutter don't be daft don't be a nutter if there's clutter in your gutter get a brush, hedgehog 😊😊😊😊

JoeX

Balancing at the top of a cheap, wobbly stepladder on one leg reaching over the fence into your neighbours guttering in the pouring rain might also meet your ‘nutter’ criteria.

But who would do that? 😇

wild edges

I'm not a fan of gutter guards myself, they cause as many problems as they fix and make maintenance a nightmare. Get a telescopic cleaner and do it from the ground or just get a bloke to come around with the vacuum cleaner and suck it all clean every couple of years.

Fairygirl

The crows drop so much on our roofs here, that the only solution is to keep them swept, otherwise rain just floods everything into guttering. I've been fairly lucky here [so far]  that it's not been too bad, but a neighbour, when we lived nearby, had those guards @wild edges and they were a constant nuisance. 

If you've already put the stuff into the leaf bin, it'll probably rot down well there @Tin pot .