How to dispose of stagnant water
PuzzledMonkey
Staffordshire Posts: 3
Hi, this is my first post here so please bear with me 
Last year my in-laws did some tidying in our garden, which was much appreciated, but they scooped up some toys and ornaments into a plastic tub, which they left near the shed at the bottom of the garden. I’m keen to sort out that area, as it’s a bit of a mess, but the tub is now full of horrid stagnant water (safe to say the toys are ruined!) and I don’t know how to safely dispose of it - could I just tip it onto the grass, or is that dangerous? It’s a good-sized tub (one of those deep ikea things) so there’s a fair bit of water in it - I think I’ll struggle to life it, to be honest, without spilling it. My son’s playing in the garden a lot at the moment, due to the lockdown, so I’m concerned for his health if he comes into contact with the water, more than what it might do the garden! So, what’s the safest way to get rid of it? Thank you!
Last year my in-laws did some tidying in our garden, which was much appreciated, but they scooped up some toys and ornaments into a plastic tub, which they left near the shed at the bottom of the garden. I’m keen to sort out that area, as it’s a bit of a mess, but the tub is now full of horrid stagnant water (safe to say the toys are ruined!) and I don’t know how to safely dispose of it - could I just tip it onto the grass, or is that dangerous? It’s a good-sized tub (one of those deep ikea things) so there’s a fair bit of water in it - I think I’ll struggle to life it, to be honest, without spilling it. My son’s playing in the garden a lot at the moment, due to the lockdown, so I’m concerned for his health if he comes into contact with the water, more than what it might do the garden! So, what’s the safest way to get rid of it? Thank you!0
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