23-04-2020, 11:46 AM
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Re: Bonfires and Garden Incinerators
Originally Posted by Mups
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You mean you have a smoke-free incinerator? Wow!
I am also saying that you have completely misunderstood the link you posted.
23-04-2020, 11:51 AM
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Re: Bonfires and Garden Incinerators
About once every 2 years I use a garden incinerator to burn bank statements and other private but useless papers. There are too many to shred. I incinerate them during the winter months when it's raining. It's over 2 years since this was last done.If the lockdown goes on into the winter, as I reckon it could, the papers will just have to build up. Maybe they could be torn up, mulched and turned into paper mache ornamental bowls ..or something.
23-04-2020, 12:04 PM
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Re: Bonfires and Garden Incinerators
Stinky barbeques are a problem round here...I've never resorted to burning rubbish since we moved here forty odd years ago, but if somebody lights a stinky barbeque I might reconsider.....The food off a barbeque is undercooked and tastes of burnt stuff anyway.....Horrid!
23-04-2020, 12:12 PM
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Re: Bonfires and Garden Incinerators
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Stinky barbeques are a problem round here...I've never resorted to burning rubbish since we moved here forty odd years ago, but if somebody lights a stinky barbeque I might reconsider.....The food off a barbeque is undercooked and tastes of burnt stuff anyway.....Horrid!
Hi
Barbeques are a fact of life.
If they are not done properly the fat released is far more of a Public Health issue than dry wood.
23-04-2020, 12:39 PM
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Re: Bonfires and Garden Incinerators
Personally I hate garden fires, we have pretty large gardens around here but we've never found the need to burn anything, what we can't compost we bag up and take to the recycling depot. Some of our neighbours, however, think it's ok to burn stuff but the smoke never seems to go in the direction of their own houses, (odd that), and I think the whole burning thing to be absolutely inconsiderate towards others and should be stopped completely.23-04-2020, 01:32 PM
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Re: Bonfires and Garden Incinerators
Originally Posted by Barry
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Personally I hate garden fires, we have pretty large gardens around here but we've never found the need to burn anything, what we can't compost we bag up and take to the recycling depot. Some of our neighbours, however, think it's ok to burn stuff but the smoke never seems to go in the direction of their own houses, (odd that), and I think the whole burning thing to be absolutely inconsiderate towards others and should be stopped completely.
23-04-2020, 03:15 PM
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Re: Bonfires and Garden Incinerators
Originally Posted by Mups
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- Snip -Personally, I feel burning rubbish in gardens in a populated area is an act of pure selfishness and lack of courtesy for anyone else.
I have a neighbour that repeatedly burns foul stinking stuff and he has had his last chance now. Next time I will report him.
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