Have a bag that ripped and is long since rock hard. Who will take this thing?

That being said, it does work great to keep tarps in place over the winter.

-spence

If you have trash pick up put it in a barrel let them take it I work for a trash company b crafty its all recycleable( spelling Lots of wine)
u wouldn't believe what people get rid of
if u don't want to get rid of it ill take it

It's heavy enough to alone be above the barrel weight but they'd probably take it...I hate putting stuff like this in the trash but I guess it's just like everything else...

-spence

Stone bridge heave h0!
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that's what we'd call Filler material
when your building a wall ...in your case a circular pillar
this is what you hide in the center to use less cement

how about disposing of chucks of asphalt from walkway that I'm about to rip up?

Find an asphalt plant, they recycle it anyway

I don't think you're supposed to put it in dumpsters although people do.

-spence

Stone bridge heave h0!
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I thought about that, but considering how well my last illegal dumping attempt went it may not be my forte.

Ask me about the aborted cat toss :hihi:

-spence

Just through it in some rip rap jetty. I have seen that done legally in more place than one
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Put it in a box, tape the box tightly, label it with "Fort Knox", "Federal Bank" and "Gold Depository" in large letters and put it on any street corner and watch how long it stays your problem! :smash:

Put it in a box, tape the box tightly, label it with "Fort Knox", "Federal Bank" and "Gold Depository" in large letters and put it on any street corner and watch how long it stays your problem! :smash:
Innovative solution. I like the creativity :btu:

-spence