throwing away large amounts of trash

[piggity]

I just moved (back) to San Francisco, and have generated a lot of trash (both boxes and rubbish) while unpacking. How should I dispose of this trash without paying someone to pick it up? I'm willing to load up my car with it and drive it somewhere, but where?

[Spellmen]

Throw it in some stores dumpster

[solids]

Throw it away at a local college campus. They typically have a shiton of dumpsters around.

[kemystery]

look for unlocked gas station dumpster, return later in day to dispose of trash but before the station closes (and therefore may lock dumpster)

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

Hold on, I'll ask my neighbors. Every week, I kid you not, they have a veritable mountain of [censored] piled up a full day before garbage day, right on our property line and halfway across the sidewalk. Oh nevermind, I remember now - half of it ends up blown across my yard because it's sitting out in the weather for 30 hours before the garbage man comes.

[piggity]

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Throw it in some stores dumpster

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The question is, where can I find such a dumpster in the city?

[piggity]

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Throw it away at a local college campus. They typically have a shiton of dumpsters around.

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Even in the city? Does, say, UCSF have dumpsters accessible to anyone? I don't want to have to go too far since I'll need to make multiple trips..

[GuyOnTilt]

If you used a moving company to move you, call them up and ask if they can pick up your leftover boxes and paper if they're in the area after a job sometime soon. They will if it's not hugely inconvenient.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

Don't you have a barrel?

[mookboi]

Burn it. In your front yard, while waving your confederate flag.

Them hippies will love that.