I've installed Waterless Grass in my entire back yard and am told it's tax deductible, however my income is not sufficient to file state/federal tax returns. How can I recoup some of my costs? This grass requires no water, fertilizers, chemicals, etc. Thanks for your answers/suggestions.
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You cannot recoop your costs. I guess you could claim it as a tax deduction, but if you don't file taxes anyway, the issue is moot.
Nice plastic grass you have there? Much more eco-friendly? Good for you. I personally have a big problem with artificial materials being used, even if they are recycled, because living plant life in the soil provides so much more long-term benefit. I would rather not water my grass and have it all brown than plow it all out and put in astro-turf. That's just my preference.
Do you know that plastic produces toxic gas when it heats, and in summers when we are at 95+ degrees, plastic out in the sun is one big gas-smellin-fume-puffin-chemical-spewin-hunk-o-toxin in the yard? Nice place for your kids or pets to play?
Put in gravel or sand if you don't want to deal with the yard.
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