I have a decent sized jug of sulfuric acid in my shed, it’s been there since the 80’s. I moved it for the 19th time today, and it’s time for it to leave permanently before it breaks and bad things happen.:bloated: I guess the town won’t even take it when they accept hazardous materials. So what the hell do I do with such an item? Any scientists on this board? Maybe someone has a use for it :snky: or knows how to properly dispose of it. Thanks.
sak seriously im thinking of sooooooo much fun and dangerous stuff we could do with this…
lets pour it in the street and see what happens!
lets put it in a bottle and dump it in a burger king bathroom!
free car washes!!!
with acid!!
Guaranteed to clean everything off down to bare metal, and beyond!
So many uses when you think of the things you can burn, melt, or damage!
lets bake cookies but instead of eggs we can use acid!
Just add water! And according to wikipedia we can make dried fruit!
lets refine crude oil and make nylon!!!
lets put it in a spray bottle and shoot people in the face at a supermarket!!!
See if it really does mix with toe jam on someone who doesn’t pay debts…
Local college and find some cool grad student? All of our chem labs had waste containers for things like that.
DONATE IT to a school. I’m sure some school “High school or college” would accept it. Just call around and ask for the science dept.