Where can I get rid of old paint? I think there used to bee a du
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Where can I get rid of old paint? I think there used to bee a dump once a month or something but I haven't seen anything in awhile. Thanks!
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There's also an additive for paint to dry it out that you can buy at the hardware store
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You can buy kitty litter, put it in the can of paint, leave the top off, place it outside, and let it clump up...then you can toss it in the trash...that is, as long as it's latex...
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I'd slowly feed it into the regular garbage pickup.... If those wanting to restrict it's disposal don't provide convenient alternatives or solutions to dispose of it then what is the citizenry to do, collect it and "sit on it"?.....
sweetie reacted I buy a bag of the cheapest cat litter. Stir some of the litter into the paint and leave the lid off, which will help it dry out faster.
Once it's dry you can throw it in the regular trash.
I'd slowly feed it into the regular garbage pickup.... If those wanting to restrict it's disposal don't provide convenient alternatives or solutions to dispose of it then what is the citizenry to do, collect it and "sit on it"?.....
There are convenient locations to responsibly dispose of it.
Just put cat litter in it. A week later put it in the trash.
The city does pickup at the park and ride once every blue moon.
StormChaser, cnmmom82 and Kittle + 2 more reacted That is a great suggestion- I have been with the KPark Theater department for the last 6 years- and thank you for suggesting that....however this is super old paint, at least 8 years old and kinda gross rusted cans. Thanks again for thinking of our program!
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