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Used them as landscape fabric when I remulched around the house last season, some used in kitchen garbage some, excess to landfill. No recycling of these yet in my City.
Ayuh, same here, then give 'em to the guy down the road. He's got a woodstove, uses 'em fer kindlin'. Usually git a dozen or so empty bags into one, and they're pretty light, so just wait fer a day when the wind's just right and set it out in the yard, blows right down to him.
Ayuh, same here, then give 'em to the guy down the road. He's got a woodstove, uses 'em fer kindlin'. Usually git a dozen or so empty bags into one, and they're pretty light, so just wait fer a day when the wind's just right and set it out in the yard, blows right down to him.
Ayuh, same here, then give 'em to the guy down the road. He's got a woodstove, uses 'em fer kindlin'. Usually git a dozen or so empty bags into one, and they're pretty light, so just wait fer a day when the wind's just right and set it out in the yard, blows right down to him.
Just this afternoon I took two trash cans full of bags of empty pellet bags and such to the recycle station.
It mounts up fast when you burn pellets and feed chickens. Still working on filling up a can with actual trash, trash. I also have one full of wood pieces (pine) that my daughter takes to her father in law to be used as kindling.
I've got to build a small storage shed to get things like the mower, snow blower, backup snow blower, gas grill, outside tables and chairs in. That is next springs building project (aka make room for more pellets, etc ...) .
A friend of mine runs his through a home made hammer mill and makes pellets with them and burns them in his stove. He also makes them with dried leaves junk mail and grass clippings as well. I'm saving mine to make some with my bags to see how they work.
Used them as landscape fabric when I remulched around the house last season, some used in kitchen garbage some, excess to landfill. No recycling of these yet in my City.
Landscape fabric to increase the veggie garden and of course....cheap and fast sled for the kids (adults, too)...sit down, hold on and doooown the hill...
Our local grocery store recycle plastic bags, I asked about bringing the pellet bags and they said yes.....so every week, they get recyled there. The local recycler does everything but plastic bags....don't know why, but the grocery store will.
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