We have an old propane grill we need to get rid of. In a previous town we lived in there was a guy you could call who would pick up old grills and recycle them. Any such luck here? Other ideas?
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Recycling an old grill
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Last: 5 yr ago by scs01
Put it on the curb the night before your bulk trash day and the junk guys with a trailer will pick it up and do what they can with it
Post it here with the headline "Free Metal" and it will be gone the same day.
https://collegestation.craigslist.org/d/free-stuff/search/zip
https://collegestation.craigslist.org/d/free-stuff/search/zip
Bryan Iron and Metal buys scrap. Probably not empty propane tanks but they'd take the rest. I've unloaded a fair bit of junk there over the years.
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Recycle it to your favorite hunting/fishing spot. That way when you go, just carry a sack of charcoal, some deer sausage and HEB tortillas and you're set for a good day.
Bulk trash won't take it?
Not in city limits, and I don't think we have a bulk trash day with our service.happyinBCS said:
Put it on the curb the night before your bulk trash day and the junk guys with a trailer will pick it up and do what they can with it
Thanks much to all for your helpful suggestions!