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I just cleaned the back yard, then spread 32 bags of bark. Now, im slow cooking ribs.
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It's cold here, I feel like crap. Spent about 15 minutes putting fishing poles back on my rack. Trying to figure out to fo for dinner now. With my nose everything taste bad so not really concerned about taste I guess.
 
I need to go back to work, this is getting expensive. I bought an f350 dually 4x4 with an enclosed utility bed for a mobile mechanic truck for my company. Just ordered a couple thousand dollars in hand tools for it. Still needs a lot of tools to run efficiently. I dont like this.
 
Mark, have you ever thought about going with the recycled tire rubber chips in your planters? I had them in one of my houses and never had to redo them. Just looked good all the time.
 
Mark, have you ever thought about going with the recycled tire rubber chips in your planters? I had them in one of my houses and never had to redo them. Just looked good all the time.
Yes, the rubber chips are good, but expensive. It would cost me about $2000 to do my backyard, based on pricing last year. This only cost me about $65 to redo, and I do this about every 3 years. Also, since they are made from tires, they are prone to leaving the steel belted shards of metal stuck in the rubber, which stick out like needles.
 
Yes, the rubber chips are good, but expensive. It would cost me about $2000 to do my backyard, based on pricing last year. This only cost me about $65 to redo, and I do this about every 3 years. Also, since they are made from tires, they are prone to leaving the steel belted shards of metal stuck in the rubber, which stick out like needles.
I got a dump trailer load for free when I fid mine. I didn't have any issues with steel in mine.

You would think that it being a recycled product it would be cheaper to get rid of it.
 
I got a dump trailer load for free when I fid mine. I didn't have any issues with steel in mine.

You would think that it being a recycled product it would be cheaper to get rid of it.
You never know. My city quit recycling newspaper because they had to pay someone to take it.
 
Wood mulch decomposes and needs to be replaced every couple of years, but the recycled tire mulch will leach toxins into the soil.
 
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