Hanging Vegetable Garden
Vegetable Oil recycling?
I am having trouble finding places to recycle used vegetable oil. I know it can go bad, but how long does that actually take and is there maybe an easier way to get rid of it? I hate throwing it away and do not have a composting area or bin, lots of little rodents nearby and don’t want them hanging out with my kids playing in the yard. Is it safe to dig holes in garden or flower beds and mix little bits of it in with the soil and it not be such a problem for the plants or attract pests? Any ideas on what to do?? WHY DON”T THEY MAKE THIS EASY TO RECYCLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA??!!
Phone whatever the waste management facility is in your area, they’ll have more detailed info. Burying it will only attract pests. All municipalities will have some sort of plan for dealing with oils since they don’t want it clogging up the sewers.
Vegetable Gardening : How to Grow Hanging Vegetables
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