Disposal of lime

[Divemouse]

It's a bit like having loads of cat litter

What you do there is switch to wood pellets and use it to heat the house.

[Chrisch]

Mine goes in the hardcore recycling bag.

Doesn't that make it hard to see the pictures?

[Chrisch]

About 2.5kg a dive day

Ah. Probably too much to get rid of on the lawn. (Lawns like lime generally)

[jamesp]

I have used it in the past as oil absorbant in work, to clean the floor.

Bit too much dust though.

[colinicky]

it was an answer (that he should know from MOD1 anyway)

B

I did my mod 1 years ago & certainly I was not told how to dispose of it .
Times & instructors change though

[Spirit of Guernsey]

Doesn't that make it hard to see the pictures?

I'll set 'em up................

[Dave1w]

Given nowadays we don’t have as many disposable plastic bags, I did find that you can’t put your spent sorb in an Aldi compostable plastic bag and leave it on the side.....


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[witchieblackcat]

I put mine in the garden waste bin and the council take it away.
It's a non-toxic mineral which left long becomes chalk; just don't breathe the dust or you'll be coughing like you have COVID-19

[Neilwood]

Does Divemouse not want quite a bit for the bodies under the patio?

[Divemouse]

Nah - the chickens take care of the wet bits and the bones can just be ground up and mixed with the cement - no lumps to turn up later.