What to do with Unused CaCl

1 Dollar · Mar 2, 2009

What do you do with CaCl out of tires? Im taking the fluid out of the rears on my tractor cause I don't need it, and I'm just looking to see if there is any way that I can avoid the extra cost of pumping at the tire shop. Is it worth putting in a tank and saving?

These popped up on craigslist yeaterday, it would be perfect:
Poly Tank on Craigslist

Mike M · Mar 2, 2009

Got any fence rows ? I just let mine spray out on the weeds.
The State of Ohio dumps thousands of gallons on the roads that's why our cars are getting eaten up really fast.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 2, 2009

gave mine to the young farmer without much money, he put it in his tractor tires

Walt Davies · Mar 2, 2009

Its just salt pour it out in the ocean no one will know an no will be able to prove it either.
Walt

Anonymous-0 · Mar 2, 2009

Well i put it in used roundup plastic drums (lots of them around) and use it when i need some. I made up a pump to use.

kruser · Mar 2, 2009

Kill the weeds in your driveway, works good - assuming you don't have a concrete drive!

Mark-Mi · Mar 2, 2009

I put mine on our gravel road in front of the house for dust control.Mark

1 Dollar · Mar 2, 2009

That would be me, I'm 18. I'm just trying to hang on to it if possible cause I know I can use it for something.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 2, 2009

I noticed it as an ingredient in some pickles I bought....wonder if that's what makes them crunchy??? Anyway, I can make a LOT of pickles....

Iowa_tire_guy · Mar 3, 2009

Might be worth it to check with your tire dealer who handles it. Sometimes if I get short supply I will come pump it out for little charge just to have the fluid.

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