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NUTTSGT

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Put it in smaller containers and toss a container in the trash. It might take you awhile but if that's the only way to get rid of it, you do what you have to do.
 

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Yep, bag it. I do the same thing every time I clean my shop vac of drywall dust/wood sanding dust.

If you had a gravel driveway it would be great to add to it.
 

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I also wound up with about the same amount. I used it as leveling for a flagstone walkway that had sand under it and were always shifting. The fine concrete dust doesn't settle or pack down and stones have been stable for years. I saw them using stone dust for this on "This Old House" and figured I'd give it a try. The cost and availability were right.
 

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my wife has a huge flower pot, we had a banan in there but died, the pot is filled with some special stones, I put some water over the concrete dust then poured the stuff in the pot, she's gonna have a surprize :)
 
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If I had a gravel or stone driveway I would spread it over that. If not, find someone who does and spread it over theirs...
Mark
 

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Yep, bag it. I do the same thing every time I clean my shop vac of drywall dust/wood sanding dust.

If you had a gravel driveway it would be great to add to it.

I do the same. I would have suggested dumping in the driveway but assumed the OP lived in the city with a concrete driveway as I saw Washington DC and thought that was his location.
 

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So I've got about 1/2 of a trash can of concrete dust after a grind. What do I do with it. And no, I don't have any neighbors I don't like. Pretty cruel joke to play on the trash pick-up guys as well...

Feed a bamboo groove with it.....
 

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I actually have a place at a lake that has a large stone driveway. As dusty as this stuff is although, I'd hate to stir up the dust everytime I drive over the thing. I can use a little of it under some flagstone on a patio although.

I'd dump it in the drive at the lake. It'll settle or blow away. I wouldn't worry about it.
 
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