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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsIs there any reason why someone would want to pull old drywall from the trash?
Just wondering if it's a commodity these days.
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Is there any reason why someone would want to pull old drywall from the trash? (Original Post)
Baitball Blogger
Jan 2022
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Deuxcents
(16,351 posts)1. One man's trash is another man's treasure
It may be financial reasons.. let em have it n hope it helps.
Baitball Blogger
(46,758 posts)3. Oh, yeah. No problem there.
I was just wondering if there was a shortage.
multigraincracker
(32,727 posts)2. Might be patching
some fist holes. Dont ask him.
chowder66
(9,084 posts)4. Patching. Art. Fetish. nt
happybird
(4,634 posts)5. ...
A search of eating drywall yields a surprising number of hits. I guess its a thing?
eppur_se_muova
(36,299 posts)9. Strangely, that was the first thing I thought of. :)
Cheaper than calcium supplements.
doc03
(35,382 posts)6. Gun target board nt
Donkees
(31,465 posts)7. gypsum soil amendment
sky_masterson
(417 posts)8. If you needed to fix a small section of wall or ceiling
And you didn't need a 4x8 sheet. It would make sense.
Bev54
(10,074 posts)10. Depends on the area, gypsum has been used for bedding on dairy farms
with mixed success, could be dangerous gasses but keeps beds dry. Not sure if it is in a rural area??