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Ceramic Kilns #885211

Asked September 13, 2024, 11:13 PM EDT

Hello, My uncle got a family house that had quite a lot of ceramic kilns. We are unsure as to what to do with these items, but I am reaching out to see if any 4H group would be interested in them. The only request is that these items be picked up. We just want them gone and out of the house and do not want them to go to waste.

Wayne County Michigan

Expert Response

Good morning -- I'm going to recommend you connect with Laurie Rivetto from our Wayne County office.  Here's her contact info:

Laurie Rivetto (msu.edu) 

Best wishes,
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