where is the best place to dispose of these if they are going to break down? most items, even paper &amp; food, don't actually break down in landfills :(
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unfortunately the landfill is the only place tout it unless you flush it like human waste
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Mine just died and I've been trying to fix it. I was just going to throw it in the trash if I can't get it to work. I live in Pittsburgh and as far as I know it's not recyclable here.
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Keep the materials in the little bag, as the rodents will chew through it. We lifted our garbage can "shed" up and threw a few underneath, as we knew that dogs/pets would be unable to get to the bags. A Week later the bags were all torn with the pellets mostly gone..
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yes, you need to use compostable bags, throw them away with their content and they will dissolve in the compost with the food scraps, I use the BioBag but any compostable bag will do
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I don't know, but would like to have an idea of how to recycle/dispose of the stack of used cartridges I have. We haven't had much luck with vendors like Staples, but will try Office Depot. Halle Weingarten
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Any company that picks up junk will pick up the contents, you don't have to use Waste Management Company. They charge more. But if you want to use them go online to their website and plug in your zipcode. I normally reuse these several times so I ask my trash hauler to leave it behind when they empty them. BTW, Tears on the bottom (after several uses) are easily repaired with duct tape.
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I have some leftover from a purchase from 2007. They are working fine! Keep them sealed and don't store them in a place that gets hot.
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Good Question, I checked into recycling at my last filter change, but truly I didn't recycle mine. I would have preferred to recycle, but after checking with my local recyclers decided to junk it. If anyone finds these can be recycled, Please put a post out so I can further pursue recycling. Hope this helps
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They sell them at any pet store really. You're looking for more of a pouch with a zipper type bag for this since these don't have the plastic post. It will be with the other dog waste items - aisle. Try Petco, Petsmart...
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We have been using trash compactor bags. They are thicker and work great, except you have to position them with a little more finesse. But, it's worth the effort. We put our shreddings out with the regular recycling pickup.
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I use bags from cereal, chips, or any large bag that will go into the garbage anyway. Grocery bags are recyclable so I would rather recycle and use what is going into the garbage any way. It doesn't smell up the house and it probably will sit there a week before we take out the trash.
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All I have found so far is to take them to Walmart. They ship them out, so I'm guessing there must be places on line as well. I just started looking myself. Best of luck.
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No, I don't believe they are meant for storage. I take them to the grocery store with me so I don't have to take all those horrible plastic bags that last forever in the landfills. They allow the checker to see what's in the bag and ring it up without removing it from the bag. I love them!
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Put them out with your regular garbage. They break down in landfills which are lined and the high nitrogen poop is then slowly leached into the soil diluted with the rest of the biodegradable stuff. I live near a lagoon and dog poop is one one the major causes of algae growth.
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Hey, D. Salyer. Did you give the product a try. I'm thinkin' maybe dissolving a small amnt in maybe a pint of water. I'm interested in the same ?. With your own trash bags this could give you a real cheap solution.
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The best would be to find smaller than average sized bags. Although the waste bin is smaller than what most are used to I enjoy not having a garbage can in plain sight. We use traditional sized bags and fill the remainder of the bag with garbage from bathrooms when it's time to take out so it works out. Even though sometimes we don't use ALL of the space in our bag every time, it's a price I'm willing to pay, especially when we buy them in bulk from Home Depot
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Good Question, I checked into recycling at my last filter change, but truly I didn't recycle mine. I would have preferred to recycle, but after checking with my local recyclers decided to junk it.If anyone finds these can be recycled, Please put a post out so I can further pursue recycling.Hope this helps