Gypsum

What to do with it

Wear protection before you handle gypsum board or plaster: gloves, safety boots, eye protection, a hard hat on a site and a dust mask, because breaking and cutting it releases fine dust. Keep it dry, bagged and separate from your general waste. It is building material, not household rubbish, and it should not be burnt. If a builder did the work, ask them to include removal in their quote. Otherwise find a Baanza Pro who handles construction waste.

This needs a Pro who is equipped for it. When the app opens you will be able to find one near you.

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