Disposing of used Sofnolime

jptaylor9 · 5th May 2005, 10:19

I usually put mine in with my household rubbish. Left the house this morning to find the bin men had somehow managed to leave a pile of it on the pavement (aka sidewalk). I swept it into the gutter... don't want some kiddie playing with it

***Beanie*** · 5th May 2005, 10:21

mine goes in a bag in a bag in the bin

Drmike · 5th May 2005, 16:03

I usually dump mine over the side of the boat so that it showers down and covers anyone doing deco on the deco platform below - always appreciated by whatever poor sod is stuck there on the bar and unable to avoid the white cloud of death)

***schford*** · 5th May 2005, 16:04

*laughing*

ohhh I have this mental image of a white cloud of shit coming down!

Stuart

Chris · 6th May 2005, 00:35

I put mine round the base of the fruit trees, they absolutly love it, getting twice as much off them as before.

Cheers
Chris

***schford*** · 6th May 2005, 09:29

Quote: (Originally Posted by Chris)

I put mine round the base of the fruit trees, they absolutly love it, getting twice as much off them as before.

Cheers
Chris

I am trying to work out if you are pulling my leg on this one!

Duncan Price · 6th May 2005, 09:37

Quote: (Originally Posted by schford)

I am trying to work out if you are pulling my leg on this one!

Nope - its very good for citrus trees. Digging your spent lime into your garden is a good soil improver (unless you've got rhodadendrons or azalias).

dive2dive2000 · 6th May 2005, 13:24

Quote: (Originally Posted by Drmike)

I usually dump mine over the side of the boat so that it showers down and covers anyone doing deco on the deco platform below - always appreciated by whatever poor sod is stuck there on the bar and unable to avoid the white cloud of death)

LMAO that was a good one!

Martin

Chris · 7th May 2005, 06:13

Quote: (Originally Posted by schford)

I am trying to work out if you are pulling my leg on this one!

Yep Duncan is right I don't even bother digging it in, just spread it round the base of the trees. They really do love it.

Cheers
Chris

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Chris Go Nude Or Go Home Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Megalodon Prism Topaz Sport Kiss Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 609	I put mine round the base of the fruit trees, they absolutly love it, getting twice as much off them as before. Cheers Chris __________________ Megalodon Sorb and Sensors whilst in Australia www.divetub.com.au Diving & Photography @ www.uwphotog.com
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*schford* Despotic Overlord Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Sport Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: London, UK Posts: 3,562	Quote: (Originally Posted by Chris) I put mine round the base of the fruit trees, they absolutly love it, getting twice as much off them as before. Cheers Chris I am trying to work out if you are pulling my leg on this one!
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