Silage Wrap Plastic Inserts

Fullback333

Does anyone know of anywhere to get rid of silage wrap plastic inserts (legally), or of anywhere to recycle them?

grange mac

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Does anyone know of anywhere to get rid of silage wrap plastic inserts (legally), or of anywhere to recycle them?

I find putting a 2lt bottle on end of them they become v useful bait stations.

Nekarsulm

Made sheep feeders and put them on the legs, much easier on the animals than a bit of bare angle iron..

raypallas

Plastic ones are ideal for setting into concrete as a sleeve for a 3 inch pipe as a centre post if you have a set of double gates. Your local county council take them?

893bet

Handy for the ends of drains also!

Say my name

I used to put them on timber stakes to stop horses eating the stakes.

Would a free to a good home add on DoneDeal or Facebook work I wonder?

Or would they work as casing to make concrete stakes? Use two..?

farawaygrass

Are the hard plastic inserts still on the go? They were dead handy. The last few years it’s only the cardboard ones we got. I seen a fella use them for fencing. He concreted then into a stone wall horizontally and attached an electric wire at each end of the insert, so a wire both sides of the wall. Thought it was clever

Bass Reeves

Most companies are using cardboard inserts now. However plastic insert are ideal as rat poison bait stations. Just put a pieces of wire through them and hang the blocks on them

patsy_mccabe

I just collect them.

Gods Gift

I have loads of them.

Someday someone’s goin to come up with a brilliant idea for them, and I’m goin to corner the market and ride ye all.

keepalive213

The neighbour slices them in strips, drills holes in them and fixes them onto his concrete posts, for a line of electric wire.