MikeMc Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 Doug makes an excellent point here folks . Brake fluid will allow the solid paint fragments to settle in the bottom of a container in usually about a week . I do the same thing . Yes , I have recycled old Brake fluid to strip paint on several projects . Meanwhile , see if there are hazardous material recycling drives in you're area . Often times such materials are picked up in cities . Ed Shaver Definatly..but water is its worst enemy....looses its ability to work...the solids settle and can be removed
allparish12 Posted April 13, 2012 Author Posted April 13, 2012 soooo...if i understand correctly, i can take my used thinner to lets say Auto Zone or some body shop and they can dispose of it for me? Or just let it evaporate on its own?
SuperStockAndy Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 Definatly..but water is its worst enemy....looses its ability to work...the solids settle and can be removed I got an idea...light it on fire
trey allen Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 I recall reading everyone complain about how strict california is. now everyone gathered around to hug the same tree? so confusing.
Guest FastFred Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 Y'all do realize I was joking, right? Not with your previous comments,,,I pray you are joking...if not have a snort of Benzine...it will clear your sinuses
SuperStockAndy Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 Not with your previous comments,,,I pray you are joking...if not have a snort of Benzine...it will clear your sinuses Not with my first post in the thread, no.
Guest FastFred Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 This one...I dump my thinner and whatnot all behind the garage...we don't have grass back there Dude...not cool!
SuperStockAndy Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 (edited) This one...I dump my thinner and whatnot all behind the garage...we don't have grass back there Dude...not cool! I used to dump it 50 feet from the well...then I took it 150 feet away! Edited April 13, 2012 by SuperStockAndy
von Zipper Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 I used to dump it 50 feet from the well...then I took it 150 feet away! You go ahead and dump toxic chemicals on the ground and drink the well water if you want to Andy ! This is America after all-people should be able to be as socially irresponsible as they want. (this is sarcastic humor BTW)
SuperStockAndy Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 Keep in mind though I was only 10/11 then, and I didn't know of any other places to dump it.
roadhawg Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 Don't forget to wear an apron, rubber gloves, paint mask, knee pads, and proper helmet with face shield when disposing of said chemicals.
Guest Johnny Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 You go ahead and dump toxic chemicals on the ground and drink the well water if you want to Andy ! This is America after all-people should be able to be as socially irresponsible as they want. (this is sarcastic humor BTW) Constitutionally you are correct if he owns the property!
von Zipper Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 Constitutionally you are correct if he owns the property! I really think the D.E.Q (Department of Environmental Quality) and D.N.R (Department of Natural Resources) would strongly disagree with that statement.
Kaleb Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 How many of you consume ALL natural foods? no preservatives no added chemicals not anything added just straight natural food. No one does. You put more poisons in your body, and into the eco system every time you drive a vehicle. That being said how many of you smoke or drink? More toxic waste dumped into your body. Besides that what about these large companies that dump waste into our streams and rivers. Do you know there are at least 11 rivers forced to go underground while we as in everyone dump hazardous chemicals into them. How about the toilet do you know some of that gets into the streams and rivers? As well when they embalm someone that goes right into the rivers and drinking water. I know all of these things for a fact. I dont think you really need to be concerned with a few household chemicals dumped in a back yard somewhere. And there is a whole lot more that could be said about mining and freon if people want to pick. Im not aggrivated just making a point. If you want to gripe at the little man you need to look at the large picture.
hotrod59f100 Posted April 18, 2012 Posted April 18, 2012 (edited) Just a heds up this happened in my aera. A house painter back when oil paints were more prevalent dumped his thinner bucket out in the woods.100yards away from the house he painted. 2 months later he got fined as the water table not only going to the house he painted but 5 other house all had been contaminated . $500,000 fine later and a comical waste company cleaning the area. The people now get water fromm a privet water tank. Also a small out of business speaker company near me got fined for dumping ther chemical waste 20yrs ago after a number of children were born with defects. This resulted in 30million in fines and law suites . The state burned the soil for 3 years before they could deam it safe. Edited April 18, 2012 by hotrod59f100
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