Just pulled up a bunch of plastic edging

[Still Kicking]

Sawzall will chew up anything (as the name implies) with the appropriate blade. I demoed a jacuzzi and cut up steel scuba tanks with one..

 

[RIHappyDiver]

When I got rid of mine I used tin snips. The bulb is a bit tough but you should be able to break it down without much trouble. I cut about 10’ of the stuff into pieces small enough to fit into the trash.

Erik

 

[MattK911]

A cordless angle grinder will make quick work of it

 

[tep]

Oscillating, non-oscillating, or in-between?

Doesn't matter which mode as much as a rather coarse blade. Also don't run the blade at high speed or the plastic will melt, gum up the blade and actually meld back together behind blade!

 

[rhwestfall]

Stupid question, but do you have to put it in a can? Around here, things can be tied in manageable bundles. You could roll it (that is how it came) or fold (stomp/squish), and tie it.....

 

[letterboy]

So, how did you do it.

 

[divad]

..........

 

[divad]

Stupid question, but do you have to put it in a can? Around here, things can be tied in manageable bundles. You could roll it (that is how it came) or fold (stomp/squish), and tie it.....

Maybe just roll it up in a compound bucket?

 

[RIHappyDiver]

I can’t speak to @Snoweman ’s situation but, where I live, it all has to go into town approved trash bags unless you have curbside pickup through a private company (ie Waste Management). Or, wait until there is a special hard plastic drop off at the dump.

 

[letterboy]

I can’t speak to @Snoweman ’s situation but, where I live, it all has to go into town approved trash bags unless you have curbside pickup through a private company (ie Waste Management). Or, wait until there is a special hard plastic drop off at the dump.

Eww.

We just pile it by the curb, they come by with a claw truck and grab it all.

Upto a certain amount. Something like the pile can't be larger than 4x4x4. Larger than that they leave a note saying they'll due it for a fee and to call them.

No hazardous waste, but all else is a go.