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I ain't one to put oily jugs in my car and waste part of my day driving around for a place to put it, when there is a perfectly good dumpster within walking distance. So sue me. I ruined the world. It wasn't Obama after all. It was me! LOL
Check with your local car repair businesses also, a lot of them run those waste oil heaters. They'll burn that stuff in the winter. And you can mix all the fluids together.
I ain't one to put oily jugs in my car and waste part of my day driving around for a place to put it, when there is a perfectly good dumpster within walking distance. So sue me. I ruined the world. It wasn't Obama after all. It was me! LOL
I agree, I was riding down the road with my neighbor in his truck and I rolled down my indow to throw a used kleenex out and he had a cow and said I was littering. I just about jack slapped him, needless to say, now if I am riding with him anywhere, I throw everything out!!
Check with your local car repair businesses also, a lot of them run those waste oil heaters. They'll burn that stuff in the winter. And you can mix all the fluids together.
thats where i take mine...i have a white 55 gal drum i take over when filled...he pumps it out thru a dual filter setup he made, and i pick up the drum in a couple days...
i have some 2 1/2 gal oil jugs i use too...less likely to spill than using milk jugs...
Back at cha. If you wanna turn an oil change into an all day thing with oil drips in your cage etc, that's fine.
You can save your insults for when I come riding past ya on my bike (with my clean oil).
Gotta love a guy who f.u.'s ya just for not doing **** his way.
I just take mine to a mechanic shop. Usually it's someone that doesn't mine disposing the stuff. In most cases you have to haul it away anyways so why not dispose it right.
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