Susan Setley on fri 16 jan 04
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In a message dated 1/16/04 7:58:02 PM, pragati_sawhney@HOTMAIL.COM writes:
> 2) I live in a rather old house with really old plumbing and no sink on the
> back patio - so i don't want to pour anything down any of the drains ... any
> suugestions on what to do with all the water ?? which contains the all that
> slip ... i plan to recycle all the little bits and pieces of clay ??
>
I can only tell you what I'm doing. I live in an apartment and obviously can
neither pour liquid clay down the dran nor alter the plumbing. I have a
3-gallon bucket for each kind of clay I use, for scraps. I use each bucket of
throwing water for a couple of days. Then I pour it on the scraps. It helps break
them down, and since the bucket is open, a lot of the water evaporates. If it
doesn't, I'll just bite the bullet, carry it downstairs and pour some of it
outside. It's just clay. It won't hurt the grass.
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