Cmon guys, this stuff is really nasty when it gets into the water systems.
Take it down to any shop in a sealed container, especially like a Jiffy Lube
or simmilar type place. California really gets nasty when you get caught
doing this, as do other states with major environmental cities like Berkely,
and Davis. It's easier to put it in a container and take it down than to
dump it down the drain anyway. You don't have to clean a sink. If we all
take responsibility for our environment, the longer we get to keep our gas
guzzling trucks. :)
Robert Howe
'95 V6 4x4 5-Spd
Bone Stock. :(
-----Original Message-----
From: MrMazda83@aol.com <MrMazda83@aol.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 8:35 PM
Subject: Re: DML: Draining antifreeze
>In a message dated 5/12/99 8:29:28 PM Central Daylight Time,
>Killerdak@aol.com writes:
>
><<
> OK, regarding the draining of antifreeze, what is the best way to dispose
of
> the old stuff? will service stations take it or is it water soluble
(meaning
> dump it down the drain?)
> I know the stuff means instant death to household pets so I was just
> curious...
>
> Dave Kilian
> '96 Black CC 4x4 3.9L, 30x9.50 BFG ATs, Brush Guard/light set, sunroof, 2"
> rear spring blocks/front t-bar crank, Alpine 6-disc changer& head unit/
JBL
> component speakers
> Raleigh, NC
> killerdak@aol.com
> >>
>
>You can dispose of it down the drain and flush with water,be careful around
>animals as it has a sweet smell and they will drink it, but it is very
>poisonous to them.
>Many pet owners have made the mistake of draining it on the ground where
the
>animals can get to it with terrible results.
>
>Shawn Keefe
>95 Dak.CC SLT 5.2L 4x2
>
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