What do you do with your pellet ash?

 As it is organic, nutrient rich and has a high PH (alkaline), is it used to nourish vegetation, spread on the ground, thrown in the trash, or ?
 

trash

Sucked up into an ash vac and trashed.

I use our ash vac to clean the pits and fireplace and scatter the ashes in the back part of our property on the grass.

Sucked up into an ash vac and trashed.

That is what I do.

What do you do with your pellet ash?

 As it is organic, nutrient rich and has a high PH (alkaline), is it used to nourish vegetation, spread on the ground, thrown in the trash, or ?

Interesting question, never considered putting it in my garden, but I do put the ash in the yard debris bin vs the trash.

DK

What do you do with your pellet ash?

 As it is organic, nutrient rich and has a high PH (alkaline), is it used to nourish vegetation, spread on the ground, thrown in the trash, or ?

Interesting question, never considered putting it in my garden, but I do put the ash in the yard debris bin vs the trash.

DK

+1

Have been trashing, but will now think about spreading.

Trash 'cause once-in-a-while other things get picked up with it when it's the most convenient vacuum cleaner.

It goes in my compost bin. City picks it up after that.

Such a small amount for us over time...Flower beds...Along with the buckets of hardwood ash from the fireplace, now that is probably 100lbs per winter!

Trash. Migh1 consider mixing it into the yard. Never thought of it!

Dedicated vacuum, into the trash.

The thing I love about my Grand Slam is the removable ash container makes is easy to dump after every cook. Minimal amount of ash, I just spread it on the lawn. No adverse effects.
Charlie

Trash has been the norm but now the garden, flower beds etc. May get a treat.  Pull out burn pot will make it easy to add a small amount here and there...