how do you get rid of old hyd fluid and used oil

[Haywire]

Irresponsible to the extreme.

 

[The Haymaker]

Irresponsible to the extreme.

MANY places use used oil for dust control. Any idea what asphalt is made from?

But yes, irresponsible I am, almost as irresponsible as the environMENTAList whackos that have made it impossible to properly dispose of everyday household waste.

Did I happen to say my oil is used to start wood stoves, campfires, bonfires, soak parts in for a first cleaning, and occasionally to cure constipation?

ANNNnnnnd my grass still grows green, the refrigerator still runs, and the Atlantic Salmon came back this year.

 

[chopped]

'Maine Stain'' aka barn paint...spray the underside of the car or truck...

 

[The Haymaker]

'Maine Stain'' aka barn paint...spray the underside of the car or truck...

And yes, that too! Too combat the THOUSANDS of gallons of calcium chloride The STATE dumps into the water table.

 

[Short Game]

Like what the old Indian said, "Never live downstream from a white man."

 

[The Haymaker]

Like what the old Indian said, "Never live downstream from a white man."

Worked out good, the empty plot gives me some place to dump my old furniture.

 

[Short Game]

...what it was once like in the United States where men were free.

Or, what it was like before it was the so-called United States.

 

[Short Game]

I love it when people cry about not being "free" to poison their neighbors. Wouldn't it be cool to get some free men setting up meth labs on all sides of you?

 

[The Haymaker]

Remember, the neighbors moved away. Love the liberal picking. As usual, voicing lots of verbal nonsense, but no intelligible information is coming out.

ANYwho, burn the stuff. I keep gallon containers in the Man Cave (Complete with Palin poster) to ease in starting the fire each night when I get home from work. Larger quantities go into the occasional bonfire or deadwood burn. Heck, even used antifreeze goes into the HOT fires. The stuff is flammable if you can boil the water off quick enough. A few times a summer some gets DRIBBLED on the dirt driveway on the prevailing wind side of my place to help with dust.

My boss claims he runs the stuff through a coffee strainer and lets it drip into his fuel oil drum. But then, he doesn't own a large tractor and doesn't generate the quantities we get.

I will, at some point, get around to making the oil drip that is mentioned here. Great idea for the overflow.

OR, you could send it to the imaginary polar bears in Antarctica so they will float better once they run out of icecubes.

 

[Short Game]

...no intelligible information is coming out.

Ah, I see the problem.