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Journeyman

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#2746590 19-Jul-2021 13:00

fe31nz:

Lias:

I use a 50 gallon steel drum and a lighter.

I am sure your local council would have something to say about that - home incinerators were banned a long time ago due to air pollution problems. Reinventing them is not a good idea.

They have to catch you first!

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#2746591 19-Jul-2021 13:04

Always light your fire at night, so no one can see the smoke in the dark.

Delete cookies?! Are you insane?!

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#2746612 19-Jul-2021 13:37

fe31nz:

I am sure your local council would have something to say about that - home incinerators were banned a long time ago due to air pollution problems. Reinventing them is not a good idea.

Rubbish incinerators yes,

But in the meantime a proliferation of new devices have appeared and are still allowed

outdoor pizza oven
brazier
outdoor fireplace
hāngi or umu.

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#2746628 19-Jul-2021 13:59

the barbeque

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#2747074 20-Jul-2021 11:32

We have had a Fellow's Powershred PS-70 for about 20 years. It has served us well. However last week I had to strip it all down as things became stuck. Well the paper dust and shredded bits it had collected in the machinery and electrics area was horrendous and it was a wonder it did not catch on fire. After a good clean with a Dyson V7 handheld and blow with compressed air it is performing like new again.

Highly recommend.

Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.

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#2747078 20-Jul-2021 11:40

I'm thinking about a lawnmower now.

Perhaps there's a market for an attachment for your lawnmower that turns it into a giant shredding machine?

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