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Where do you get rid of your waste ink?

Letterbox Mike

New Member
Big bucket of kitty litter. Pour it in, let it dry in the litter, then throw away like normal trash... That's what our dealer told us to do, has worked well so far.
 

MobileImpact

New Member
I have a hole dig into the ground, out back by the pond. It's about 12" wide and 36" deep. We pour it in there. Funny thing is the hole never gets filled up. I think it soaks into the ground and just disappears.

Just kidding. The city lets us drop it off to them (No Fee) in coffee cans and they dispose of it.

(I think they have a bigger hole dug out some where.)

Kevin
 

GK

New Member
lol, we had a hole too til some weird plants started to grow around the building :Big Laugh. We actually used to use the kitty litter method in the 5 gal buckets we got from liquid clear coat. About 2 years ago a recycling plant opened down the road, now we just drop the full 5 gal buckets off and they get rid of it properly...probably in the huge pond in the back :rolleyes:
 

GK

New Member
lol its bout time someone send crappy stuff to them instead of the other way around =P
 

Gino

Premium Subscriber
These guys buy it by the truckload.

See...... it doesn't effect them either.


We save ours in glass bowls and the gold fish recycle through their little gills. It's an interesting process to watch.

Actually, we just let it dry out also and then throw it away. We also have, twice a year, city hazardous pick-ups for free.​
 

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ChicagoGraphics

New Member
You can use a 5 gallon bucket with either kitty litter or what you use for small oil spills. Make sure you put the lid on it while not in use, I pretty much blew my first bucket up, I tossed a cigarette butt in it forgetting what it was......lol
 

Craig Sjoquist

New Member
It's hot and humind here ...so I have big fans so it drips in a mister in front of fans .... that way our customers are colorfull as they come thru door lol


13 folds
 

GARY CULY

New Member
have old 5 gallon paint bucket out in the alley ,,,i pour it all in there put lid on it ,,seems a lot evaporates and turns to muck ...its not hurting our earth or anyone ...im not trying to bend rules of our land but theres only 2 pick -up services in our area ,mostly get old crap from body shops , and there very proud of there service to the piont im not paying that much to come get my old ink
 

bob

It's better to have two hands than one glove.
Just pour it out on the ground. Preferably someplace where you won't mind if it stains the area black. A couple of ounces of anything you're likely to generate isn't going to alter the course of history no matter what you do with it.

This what I've been doing for years now. If it pisses someone off, good. I'm sufficiently perverse to take some small pleasure in the discomfort of others whose prejudices I refuse to accommodate.
 

Bradster941

New Member
I sneak over late at night and dump it in my neighbors pool, (he’s a jerk).

Leaves a nice dark ring around the pool.
 

TheSnowman

New Member
I've got 3 old gallon containers of what Application Fluid came in...I never have really thought about where to put them...I just figured I'd start a pyramid w/ them. I'm glad you brought up the subject.
 
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