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Pallets for a log burner
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Poppycat
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We got some pallets the other day and been breaking them up to sizeable chunks for a log burner, are they okay for burning, we cant see any chemical applied to them. So came with chipboard blocks (the bits that are in the middle) which we throw away. One was heavy heavy and very dirty, we got told by a company we can help ourselves as there is no recycling of them.
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I did exactly the same about two weeks ago, i was soon regretting not buying some smokeless fuel. If i hadn't put it out the fire brigade may have popped their heads roung my back garden.Hello again0 -
we have burned pallets for 2 years no probs yet0
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Thanks for help guys.
Boy aren't they hard work to break up?
Might get some more today0 -
I got one of these today off Ebay its a moisture meter to detect moisture of wood, walls etc, works great, so now I know how wet the logs are
Its wasn't that expensive either0
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