"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
Something I've done to get rid of volumes of plastisol is to take a cheap-azz aluminum sheet for catching grease in an oven or for using as a one-time cookie sheet (they're available in the grocery store by the rolls of foil), affixing some wire at two corners that you can secure to your dryer, slop the ink on, and let the sheet ride into the dryer as far as the wire will let it and leave it in there a few of minutes. Pull it back out, let it cool, and peel off the ink and discard. Load 'er up again. You can leave it in the dryer as long as you want and it won't burn and will cure a fairly thick ink layer.
If I'm not mistaken, Andy used to use an old microwave to get rid of unwanted plastisol.
From the little plasticharge I have used the excess simply drys up all crusty like. The general rule of thumb is if its dry you can toss it in the trash.
how much is a fairly thick ink layer? 1/4" or 2"
I've been curious to what others do about screen tape? Do you all just toss in the garbage or have a disposal service pickup?