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User:Mct/flammables-cabinet-cleanup (view source)
Revision as of 02:26, 11 April 2018
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= statement of action =
i am interested in cleaning up the flammables cabinet, not least for my own selfish ends: i like to use the solvents stored in there, and have a hell of a time finding what i want to use and putting it back when i'm done.
i like coming up with and implementing organization schemes, and i ''especially'' like throwing away clutter that annoys me. i would be more than happy to do as much of this as i can on my own, but since it appears that no small part of the flammable things are owned by people, it seems like a good idea to get general approval (or, at least, no vehement disapproval) before making any moves on this.
= open questions =
''before the cleanup starts, these should be answered''
* should we move the cabinet to the loading dock?
** once the cabinet has been emptied, can this be done with just a pallet jack or something?
* what criteria should be used to determine ownership?
** anything with a name on it?
** anything with a name on it that isn't obviously dried up / empty?
* what criteria should be used to decide disposal?
** anything empty?
** anything nearly empty?
** anything mostly empty, leaking, shitty, or which i otherwise want to throw out?
* where do we properly dispose of things which it is has been determined should be thrown out?
** ''the government doesn't let me drive; beg a member to drive a rented home depot pickup?''
i am interested in cleaning up the flammables cabinet, not least for my own selfish ends: i like to use the solvents stored in there, and have a hell of a time finding what i want to use and putting it back when i'm done.
i like coming up with and implementing organization schemes, and i ''especially'' like throwing away clutter that annoys me. i would be more than happy to do as much of this as i can on my own, but since it appears that no small part of the flammable things are owned by people, it seems like a good idea to get general approval (or, at least, no vehement disapproval) before making any moves on this.
= open questions =
''before the cleanup starts, these should be answered''
* should we move the cabinet to the loading dock?
** once the cabinet has been emptied, can this be done with just a pallet jack or something?
* what criteria should be used to determine ownership?
** anything with a name on it?
** anything with a name on it that isn't obviously dried up / empty?
* what criteria should be used to decide disposal?
** anything empty?
** anything nearly empty?
** anything mostly empty, leaking, shitty, or which i otherwise want to throw out?
* where do we properly dispose of things which it is has been determined should be thrown out?
** ''the government doesn't let me drive; beg a member to drive a rented home depot pickup?''