Old rag
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old towels, hand towels, and was rags mostly. those little red towels are pretty good.
and always keep the dirty ones in a bucket or something then just wash them later. no sense in throwing them out.
and always keep the dirty ones in a bucket or something then just wash them later. no sense in throwing them out.
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Last edited by TahoeRider; Jan 9, 2013 at 10:30 PM. Reason: I can't spell today
I swear I've never done that before. I can't believe you'd suggest it. lol....
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Thanks for all the suggestions, I think I might ask around at certain businesses that will have off cuts of fabric they don't need anymore.
I have cleaned some rags in a bucket before but then I was worried about pouring the filthy water down the drain, storm drains all go to the river, I'm a bit of a Eco warrior when it comes do disposing of potentially hazardous waste.
I have cleaned some rags in a bucket before but then I was worried about pouring the filthy water down the drain, storm drains all go to the river, I'm a bit of a Eco warrior when it comes do disposing of potentially hazardous waste.
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As do I....perk of being in the business.