I just noted the tag that said I could get it recharged by returning it to Amway. I wonder if they would have really made good on something over 30 years old?
There was no one in evidence at the local volunteer fire department. So I just left it for the next person to go through the front door.
This way I don’t have to feel guilty about burying it in my trash can. No one ever mentioned how to properly dispose of a fire extinguisher that had (fortunately) never been called into action but was well past its prime.
Wow, that thing is a relic. Does Amway still even exist anymore? I guess the firemen will know what to do with it.
ReplyDeleteCyndy -- I wondered the same thing about Amway, given the last Amway salesperson I knew was my mother who has been deceased for almost 20 years. This article indicates the company is still making money (and dragging in unsuspecting salespeople). I seriously wonder if they would have made good on recharging this old thing!
ReplyDeleteI've known a few folks who thought that Amway was their ticket to wealth. Insufferable...and ultimately broke.
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