Brick Ideas

>>1191960
raised bed garden.

>>1191960

Depending on how well the mortar was mixed you may be able to just give larger chunks a good whack with a hammer and it may separate cleanly

>>1191960
I have no suggestions regarding what to do with em. But as someone who used to chi bricks to sell as reclaims I would recommend you use a hatchet to chip off the mortar. It's much faster and more efficient.

>>1191960
My dad and I built a 15 ft bar in my parent's home basement. Brick front and foot rest, huge distressed timber top. A bar/food service area ads nice value.

Don't think it will work on a vertical surface, but my grandad used to always clean off mortar by putting coke (most effective soda for some reason) in his pressure sprayer and spraying the bricks.

Just goes to show you, don't drink sweet tasting hydroxide no matter what it's being sold as.

>>1191960
I need them for a sidewalk project.
You should give them to me.

>>1191960
Seal a monk in a room and see if he writes some crazy fucking books.

>>1191960
Pizza oven

>>1192020
This. A bar is fucking cool to have with some friends over and it will increase the value of your home. Failing that, do a landscaped garden around your yard using the bricks as a restraining wall 3 bricks high and half a foot deep.