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jatr24
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 Posted: May 31 2010 Post subject: oak flooring |
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i have a load of oal flooring cut offs can i use them for smoking/bbq
they have no stain or anything on then |
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tnbarbq
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Even without stain, it could still be treated lumber. Personally, better safe than sorry. It is tempting though.
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jatr24
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| when you buy stubs charcoal you can see hardwood flooring chunks |
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patruns
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| If there is absolutely nothing foreign on them you can use them. Any stain, poly or if they are not solid but veneer stay away. |
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tacklebox
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jatr24, I use scraps of red oak moulding trim all the time. In fact, I think it's the only oak I use  As long as there is no stain, varnish, or other finishes on it, I would say you're good to go.
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