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Discuss Clean up in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Wen everyone is finished for the day, where do you put all the crap if your cleaning tools etc and cleaning out buckets of any hardend adhesive and stuff? What ...
          
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    Default Clean up

    Wen everyone is finished for the day, where do you put all the crap if your cleaning tools etc and cleaning out buckets of any hardend adhesive and stuff? What a pain it is!

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    I always keep empty powder bags..........handy for all the crud

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    Default Re: Clean up

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    I always keep empty powder bags..........handy for all the crud
    Yep, my clients do so too as CJ says.

    If your qustion intends asking where to put it finally check the safety data sheets of the respective product. I can tell you for powdererd cement based addy:
    "Cement based tile adhesive waste, as powder or hardened, is to treat acc. to the european waste catalogue waste key 170101 for concrete waste / cement based building rubble / cement construction waste."

    My clients either have a waste container and/or bring it to the local waste disposal site.

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    I have one "rubbish" bucket. I empty any residue adhesive into that and next morning throw it in the bin with the rest of the crap.
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