Not Sure I'll ever stop Looking

I am involved in a paint job at a commercial Food business . There were heating & plumbing specialist busy
we talked about scrap & commodities markets & $4 for copper
Before I left to go home I just instinctually looked in trash container really thinking it will be empty .
:)) there she blows 40 pounds short steel . Yup Copper Brass about 15 pounds combined
have to clean to separate take handles off valves and Brass off the old copper #2 . But here I am solid 10 years into
this side scrap life & the feeling is like day one . Copper at $1.60 0r $3.00 is an income averaging find

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Originally Posted by CopperHeadAKA

I am involved in a paint job at a commercial Food business . There were heating & plumbing specialist busy
we talked about scrap & commodities markets & $4 for copper
Before I left to go home I just instinctually looked in trash container really thinking it will be empty .
:)) there she blows 40 pounds short steel . Yup Copper Brass about 15 pounds combined
have to clean to separate take handles off valves and Brass off the old copper #2 . But here I am solid 10 years into
this side scrap life & the feeling is like day one . Copper at $1.60 0r $3.00 is an income averaging find

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The more you involve yourself into scrapping and the scrap world, the more it seems like the trash/scrap starts seeking YOU out! It's a great problem to have.... once in the scrap/reselling/recycling/reuse game you start being able to see the $$dollar bills$$ that most others just throw away and discard. Once you see the light, you can't unsee it. A normal person may see a disgusting pile of garbage... one of us just sees money, opportunity, and a way to make the world a better place.