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neither of which should be burnt by householders.
You know your stuff! Nothing should really be burned by householders, or anyone else. Air pollution kills more people than smoking cigarettes, and wood burning is in the top two causes along with transport emissions.
On a positive note: I got an unescessary furnace at an industrial estate where I work shut down as it was slowly killing workers. Also had a really positive response from local councillors where I live on stopping bonfires during the coronavirus crisis.
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Nothing should really be burned by householders, or anyone else.
What about a campfire to roast marshmallows over while singing songs with a youth group (scouts etc)?
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Well done.
It's surprising how many businesses are (purposefully) ignorant of the Clean Air Act
and the fact that all London Boroughs are Smoke-free zones.
jellybaby
mespilus
And thank you!
This one of the few areas of expertise or knowledge that I can share with the forum.
After tanalised timber we can them move onto (melamine-faced) mdf
and
(phenol-formaldehyde resin-bonded) plywood,
neither of which should be burnt by householders.