Weedeaters, the plastic lines and plastic blades.That plastic gets
abraided off/worn off/worn down into tiny little particles and it gets
in the ground and the water and the air.We are all turning into
Plastic.I quit using a weedeater years ago.
cuhulin

On Jun 23, 6:50*am, wrote:
Weedeaters, the plastic lines and plastic blades.That plastic gets
abraided off/worn off/worn down into tiny little particles and it gets
in the ground and the water and the air.We are all turning into
Plastic.I quit using a weedeater years ago.
cuhulin

Weed-Eater -hey- The Old 'Goat' Died

we got a new 'kid' on the block ~ RHF

On 6/23/2011 6:50 AM, wrote:
Weedeaters, the plastic lines and plastic blades.That plastic gets
abraided off/worn off/worn down into tiny little particles and it gets
in the ground and the water and the air.We are all turning into
Plastic.I quit using a weedeater years ago.
cuhulin


That is not even close to the problem of it degrading in the oceans and
being incorporated into the marine life there ...

Regards,
JS

Actually, they are String Trimmers.Weedeater is a Registered Brand
Name.My new lawn mower I bought a few months ago at the Dangerous
Walmart store is a Weedeater Brand Name lawn mower.

Yeah, in fact of the business,,,, whenever I want to get rid of some
weeds I put on one of my old leather gloves (ego there are some thorny
briars hiding in some of those weeds) and I get one of my old hacksaws
and I hack those weeds out.No Steenkin plastic! I don't use any thing
like Round Up for getting rid of weeds.Mostly, I just leave the weeds
along, except for the ones my lawn mower cuts down.

Show me where that oil drain plug is!
cuhulin

On 06/23/2011 06:50 AM, wrote:
Weedeaters, the plastic lines and plastic blades.That plastic gets
abraided off/worn off/worn down into tiny little particles and it gets
in the ground and the water and the air.We are all turning into
Plastic.I quit using a weedeater years ago.
cuhulin


Seems like silicates would be more insulting. My dad had had polethylene
body parts from a WW2 training mission gone awry (I'm not sure we told
the cremator now that I think about it...)