Extremely Lovely Individuals Talking Excessively

durham05

Also have some £1 vouchers for Rice Krispies multi shapes. Due to expiry next week any1 know of a shop selling them for about The voucher price.tia

davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

This is the wood that I snaffled from the man who I followed from the rubbish tip:)

We've added it to the logs we got from a friend and the treetrunks:eek: we got from a neighbour

My woodburning stove adventure begins:T

Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you should not be burning this in your stove! I know a lot of people do, but just so that you aware that you shouldnt. HTH

Taken from a website...........................

Burning Treated Timber as Firewood

As featured on a recent Radio 4 programme about the firewood log market, it should be remembered that treated timber contains CCA (chromated copper arsenate) and should not be burnt as firewood. CCA is a wood preservative that has been used for timber treatment since the mid 1930's. As the name suggests it is a mixture of chromium, copper and arsenic, it imparts a greenish tint to the timber.

It is highly effective as wood preservative, often used as a substitute for creosote. It protects against fungal decay, wood eating insects and affords a good degree of weather-resistance.

But when burnt, toxic arsenic is released into the atmosphere and the ash from burnt CCA treated timber can contain up to 10 per cent (by weight) arsenic, chromium and copper. Swallowing only a few grams of this ash can be harmful. Symptoms can include nausea and/or vomiting, diarrhoea, and a ‘pins and needles’ feeling in the skin.

Never burn CCA treated timber as firewood in fireplaces, barbecues, wood stoves or any wood fire.

Arsenic in the body accumulates in cells, which over time may lead to skin, bladder, kidney, liver, lung, and prostate cancers. Other forms of arsenic toxicity in humans have been observed in blood, bone marrow, cardiac, central nervous system, gastrointestinal, gonadal, kidney, liver, pancreatic, and skin tissues.

DO NOT use the ash from burnt CCA treated timber in mulch, compost or spread it on your veggie plot .

However, if you do happen to have an approved incinerator, that burns at 800°-1100°C, it is an acceptable option.........................................................


To be fair, so long as you keep the door shut, and dont use the ash, you should be fine, but better to be forearmed and all that.

asset2004

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

You don't automatically get a freebie though. You may have to download multiple times before you get one. Last one took me four attempts.

Really, you must have been unlucky
Worked first time for me

scamps1966

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I got mine from asda using APGs to pay for most of it :cool:

I've had a nosey, I've got a small glass table and a couple of wicker (stash :cool:) storage boxes if they're any good?

Thank Qoc. I'll let him know. :A

Sarahdol75

rhosynbach wrote: »

hi i am sure they do them have not been there while this glitch is on but got some a few months back

Thanks rhosynbach, hopefully they will have some in then and I can participate with this glitch, as miss out on many Tosco deals.

durham05

2 baby monitors summer baby zoom digi monitor was £35? B/c 0021
Angel care video/sound monitor £44? Bc 2034
Hth

Helena3kids

durham05 wrote: »

2 baby monitors summer baby zoom digi monitor was £35? B/c 0021
Angel care video/sound monitor £44? Bc 2034
Hth

Which T were these and the duvet covers? TIA
:beer:

TrulyMadly

Oh no I've got killer wood:eek:

Thanks DM

davemorton

Right, best go fill up my car using my Texaco voucher ready for my long trip to drop my ironing of at FC's.

Sunshinemummy

newbie1980 wrote: »

was it pizza and spring rolls

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

No.. I had one breast (chicken) left in the freezer, new pot, peas and a sauce..... very impressed with myself, but it is a once a year event!

Pizza and curry for the next month