04-30-2015, 12:34 PM
I would recommend heavy duty trashcans with hinged lids that seal well
a truck with a bed would be sufficient
if you get a utility trailer that would suffice and the utility is great = )
I recommend trying not to purchase things that need to be recycled
(though thats not to say purchasing non-recyclables in their place is acceptable, i'm thinking like brew your own beer or take a 'growler' for refill to the local brewery...obviously theres a limit to what individuals can do in this regard without going 'total caveman' but every little bit helps )
BUT if recycling it is very respectful to wash out all of your recyclables immediately after use / before depositing into your containers.
honestly I think rat lungworm is overblown by many - kinda hysterical - its definitely smart to be aware of it, the lifecycle, and its modes of transmission into human / pet hosts...but don't let it keep you up at night ... there are way scarier things... like say the traffic on HWY 130
aloha
a truck with a bed would be sufficient
if you get a utility trailer that would suffice and the utility is great = )
I recommend trying not to purchase things that need to be recycled
(though thats not to say purchasing non-recyclables in their place is acceptable, i'm thinking like brew your own beer or take a 'growler' for refill to the local brewery...obviously theres a limit to what individuals can do in this regard without going 'total caveman' but every little bit helps )
BUT if recycling it is very respectful to wash out all of your recyclables immediately after use / before depositing into your containers.
honestly I think rat lungworm is overblown by many - kinda hysterical - its definitely smart to be aware of it, the lifecycle, and its modes of transmission into human / pet hosts...but don't let it keep you up at night ... there are way scarier things... like say the traffic on HWY 130
aloha