BinWash Get's Ready To Sail The Seven Seas... Literally

The journey to Australia takes the Binwash 6 weeks, over 12 separate pieces of water!

Ahoy there!

As yet another one of our Binwash machines packs its suitcase and leaves the premises, we decided to track its journey to show you just how far the machines actually travel. With over 10,000miles as the crow flies from Hull to Brisbane to travel (so way over 15,000miles by sea), the Binwash takes around 6 weeks to sail the several seas, oceans, bays and channels to arrive at its destination.

To give you a bit more of a breakdown, the journey for Hull to Brisbane, QL, covers around 12 different areas of water. Here's a run down of its long journey ahead...

1. The Binwash leaves Hull and travels down the North Sea.
2. It crosses the English Channel then;
3. dips its toes in the Celtic Sea.
4. It narrowly makes contact with the dreaded Bay of Biscay;
5. then travels down through the North Atlantic Ocean.
6. It makes contact with the Gulf of Guinea then;
7. Travels south through the South Atlantic Ocean.
8. Skims the Southern Ocean and;
9. heads to the Indian Ocean. The journey is almost complete...
10. It then powers on through the Timor Sea;
11. Arafura Sea (where!?)
12. and the Coral Sea to finally arrive at Brisbane, QL, Australia!

6 weeks by ship for our Binwash machine to reach down under... thank goodness for air travel!

The Binwash machines are packed, crated and secured before they leave our premises to sail overseas, just like below. 

All that's left now is to wish it a safe journey, talley-ho me hearties!!

Crated up and ready to go