Scrap Recycling Forum

I dont do it personally but i sell old glass bottles for recycle units

There is no law here too. Need to make some laws

There is no law in my country.

It will not be good idea. Because People without interest in recycling will not do recycle properly. It will be the addition of mess in environment.

I dont find any law in the place where I live. I dont know where is the glass recycling center is situated in my place. And also in my place many of the people where not aware about this glass recycling.

sure...I recycle to plastic glass

Glass recycling is the process of turning waste glass into usable products. Depending on the end use, this commonly includes separating it into different colors. Glass normally comes in a number of colours.

Hey i don't knpw about recyling but i know about re-use. we had to fill one pit behind my place in rains, we brike loads of waste glass bottles and we also got waste tiles from construction sites to fill it and then we had put sand over it.. it really served our purpose...

Hey i don't know about recyling but we did re-use it. durin rains there was a big pit open and we broke many waste glass bottles and got waste tiles from constuction site and put a layer of sand over it... it really worked man !!!

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Grass Clipping Facts

• Grass clippings account for 75 percent of all yard waste.
• Up to 25 percent of your lawn's total fertilizer needs are supplied by clippings left on the lawn.
• Clippings contain 80 to 85 percent water and decompose quickly.
• Kansas State University research shows clippings do not contribute to thatch.
• Homeowners cut their average mowing time by 30 percent by not bagging clippings.
• Besides saving time, you also save money by not having to pay for bags or extra hauling.
• Not bagging your grass clippings helps save valuable landfill space.

If you do catch clippings, dump grass clippings in compost bin.

Grass Clipping Management in Three Easy Steps

To have a healthy lawn, you must fertilize, mow and water your lawn correctly.

1. Fertilize for a healthy lawn.
Fertilize your lawn to provide uniform growth throughout the season. A properly fertilized lawn will have a dense stand of turf that reduces weeds and recovers quickly from insect or disease injury.

Fertilize cool season grasses, such as Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, and perennial ryegrass at the following maintenance levels:

Low Maintenance: September
Good Maintenance: May*, September, November

Fertilize warm season grasses such as zoysia and bermuda when the grass is actively growing.
Average Maintenance: May*, July

*For slow and even growth, use a fertilizer containing a nitrogen source such as sulfur coated urea, urea formaldehyde or any other slow-release or slowly soluble nitrogen material.

2. Mow It Tall - Let It Fall.
Mow frequently so you remove no more than one-third of the total plant height. This may require one or more additional mowings a month.

RECOMMENDED MOWING HEIGHT (Inches)

Bermuda/Zoysia
Buffalograss
Bluegrass/Ryegrass
Tall Fescue Spring
1 - 1 ½
1 ½ - 2
2
2 ½ Summer
1 -1 ½
1 ½ - 2
3
3 ½ Fall
1 -1 ½
1 ½ - 2
2
2 ½

Mowing Tips.

Mow your lawn when it is dry so clippings can filter down to the soil without clumping.
If grass was unusually tall, you are left with a thick mass of clippings, rake the excess and compost or use the clippings as a mulch.
Mulching lawn mowers are recommended but are not required.

3. Water Wisely.
Taller mowing and proper fertilization result in a deep and efficient root system that reduces the need for extra water.

For lawns to remain green and actively growing during the driest part of the summer, about 1 inch to 1 1/2 inches of water is needed per week from irrigation or rainfall.

Watering Tips.

The best time to water is early morning. Less water is lost by evaporation. Lawns watered too frequently tend to develop shallow root systems. Tightly compacted soils should be core aerified. Cores of soil about the size of an index finger are removed mechanically to loosen the soil and permit greater movement of water, fertilizer and air. Core aerifying increases decomposition of the grass clippings and enhances deep root growth.