- Mar 20, 2019
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Just bought some wood almost positive it doesn’t have termites, but want to make sure that it doesn’t get termites in the future. So what is the best way to prevent termites in your wood stack?
It has some ants in it, but it’s fine to use the wood with the bugs in it, right?
It will burn just fine.
But, if it really bugs you, you could treat the pile with food grade diatomaceous earth.
Perhaps. But would that remove the little corpses of bugs?
Well, their corpses would be dessicated so they'll burn right up.
And into the smoke you're using for your food. Perhaps I'm being a tad delicate. But, I'll pass.
Whats wrong with a little protein in the fire? May add some flavor to the smoke.
Everybody I know just stack the wood about 12" off the ground on cement or steel racks.
Not just peanut butter , but that's a big one . Shell peanuts is another . Most labels for this type of stuff will list 2 sources of protein . The one that says from " other " is usually from bug parts .I will guarantee that if you knew what all the FDA has determined what are acceptable contaminants in peanut butter, you would never eat store bought again.
I will guarantee that if you knew what all the FDA has determined what are acceptable contaminants in peanut butter, you would never eat store bought again.