breezer said:
Is this a bag of sand?
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Whatever type of sand it is,it will not be harmfull to man kind unless you get it in your eyes
Keep it for when the snow comes and spread it on your path.
Keep it for when the snow comes and spread it on your path.
kevplumb said:stick your finger in and lick it
sharp sand as used for concrete no probs (apparently has uses in the garden)
rock salt = salty
why would the builders have an unused bag of it?
markie said:Whatever type of sand it is,it will not be harmfull to man kind unless you get it in your eyes
Keep it for when the snow comes and spread it on your path.
so it is definitely some sort of sand which I have no use for
cos they bought toooo much
sling it owt then
kevplumb said:
cos they bought toooo much
sling it owt then
I meant what were they using it for
sling it owt - good advice, I'll just put it in a black bag
I didn't say I was going to take a picture of the black bag
B
breezer
keep it, may be able to make turkey SANDwhiches out of it.
or put it on an auction site, beets a brussel sprout that was up last year
or put it on an auction site, beets a brussel sprout that was up last year
B
breezer
been there , seen that, it is
Maybe you had a builder with a fetish?
If you have a lawn, sprinkle the sand on that. It will generally improve the drainage and make it a bit less muddy. Grass will grow up through it.
As you only have a single bag it will not make much difference, but you could sprinkle it on the bit nearest the back door or wherever it is most likely to get walked on when wet.
As you only have a single bag it will not make much difference, but you could sprinkle it on the bit nearest the back door or wherever it is most likely to get walked on when wet.
mo2 said:
If your builder mentioned that he actually worked for the Taliban and that building was his part-time job/hobbie, then i would be slightly worried about the mistery bag myself!
Maybe it was a Christmas gift?
But remember.... A bag of sand is for life, not just for Cristmas!
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