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Default Question. Is it better Or Not To 'Seal' Meat, Chicken etc

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brooklyn1 > wrote:

> >> Bloody paper towels in the trash? Yeeaach! OTOH, I've pretty much
> >> forfeited any chance of not being a big sissy. :-)

> >
> >And straight out to the dumpster so the cats are not tempted to get in
> >to the trash. ;-)

>
> Huh? Doesn't your kitchen trash container have a lid... or does it
> just sit there, reeking, attracting flies and other vermin. Hey, Om,
> I never knew you were dago. LOL


Whatever fits in to the small covered container goes in to there luv.
;-) The kitties have no access to it. Kitchen open trashcan contains no
"wet" goods! Ever. That would attract flies too. No thank! <Ew!!!>

If I consider said waste to be too space consuming, I move my lazy ass
out to the driveway and put it directly out there! Meat wrappers and
bloody paper towels qualify.

The driveway dumpster is covered to keep the 'coons out of it!
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