Testing two alternatives that are allowed under state law: mixing with cat litter and pouring onto cardboard. In both cases, when the paint dries and hardens, it can just be tossed out with regular trash.
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Our waste company collects paints once a month. They didn’t for the past few months. My neighbors had to leave their paint behind because they couldn’t get it to dry out!
@danette@thewatersphotos Results: Don't go the cat litter route!! It takes f-o-r-e-v-e-r to dry out! The pour-onto-cardboard method dries much faster. It may take two or three days depending how thickly or thinly one pours it out, but it'll still be faster than cat litter. And I know Gary always has lots of cardboard! ;)
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