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Unusual ( stupid) stuff that youv've burned
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<blockquote data-quote="steved" data-source="post: 4164956" data-attributes="member: 109513"><p>While not a habit we have, we have burned deer hides before to kill the (thousands) of ticks attached to it...the key is to have a hot fire going.</p><p></p><p>Speaking of keys, somehow my mother's house keys ended up in their old wood furnace 25 years back...they don't fair well.</p><p></p><p>My father burnt (but I don't recommend) bad/old ammunition. He ended up with probably 150 rounds of bad reloads, misfires, etc. from a relative that had passed...most of it wasn't salvageable. Our "barrel" stove in the garage is a 48" long, 24" diameter piece of 3/8" walled casing with 1/4 inch plate steel ends and 3/8" plate steel door (completely home built)...so there was no fear of one getting away. Most of them still had the bullet in place, and the casing simply burst. It sort of sounds like popcorn, and it does a real nice job of cleaning the ashes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="steved, post: 4164956, member: 109513"] While not a habit we have, we have burned deer hides before to kill the (thousands) of ticks attached to it...the key is to have a hot fire going. Speaking of keys, somehow my mother's house keys ended up in their old wood furnace 25 years back...they don't fair well. My father burnt (but I don't recommend) bad/old ammunition. He ended up with probably 150 rounds of bad reloads, misfires, etc. from a relative that had passed...most of it wasn't salvageable. Our "barrel" stove in the garage is a 48" long, 24" diameter piece of 3/8" walled casing with 1/4 inch plate steel ends and 3/8" plate steel door (completely home built)...so there was no fear of one getting away. Most of them still had the bullet in place, and the casing simply burst. It sort of sounds like popcorn, and it does a real nice job of cleaning the ashes. [/QUOTE]
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