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Has anyone found a decent method of handling dog crap, other than just quitting the property? We expect residential cust to have yard clean on the day we mow, and work around a few piles. I just hate to run thru a pile and leave splotches across walks & drives.
But on some small commercial properties abutting low end residential area, we sometimes have a real problem. Once filled a 5 gal pail on one treelawn during spring cleanup. Best thing I've found is old plastic bag like bread wrappers; put over hand like a glove and just pick it up, then turn inside out and put in trash bag. But sometimes I can't keep enuf bags handy! If using any tool, you'd have to be washing it every time. Better ideas?
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Jim
South Bend, IN
But on some small commercial properties abutting low end residential area, we sometimes have a real problem. Once filled a 5 gal pail on one treelawn during spring cleanup. Best thing I've found is old plastic bag like bread wrappers; put over hand like a glove and just pick it up, then turn inside out and put in trash bag. But sometimes I can't keep enuf bags handy! If using any tool, you'd have to be washing it every time. Better ideas?
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Jim
South Bend, IN