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Re: FLUID IN TIRES
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Posted by old on April 22, 2007 at 20:39:32 from (4.244.57.157):
In Reply to: FLUID IN TIRES posted by WHISKEY BENT on April 22, 2007 at 19:54:14:
Yes no and sort of. As the other guy says if you do it that way it will kill all grass etc for years. Think of it this way its salt and slat kills and causes rust so if you want something dead and also want to make it rust drain it where ever but if you want things to grow and not cause rust pump it out. As in say you drain it in your drive way, then it rains well then you drive over that area you then pick up that salt and put it on your car then your car rusts etc etc etc
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