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18-03-2003, 03:32 PM
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wood pile
Hello all,
I am a new person to this list and as such beg your pardon for addressing this issue of placing wood against the side of ones home. The wood has been setting out on the ground and if I am not mistaken has undoubtedly begun to decompose and insects may have set up house in the bark. Placing it against the house will allow for these insects and other organisms to pass into your houses structure and possibly cause damage. Smitty -- To Everything There is a season, And a time for every purpose, under Heaven Proverbs |
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05-05-2003, 01:08 PM
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wood pile
Hello all,
I am a new person to this list and as such beg your pardon for addressing this issue of placing wood against the side of ones home. The wood has been setting out on the ground and if I am not mistaken has undoubtedly begun to decompose and insects may have set up house in the bark. Placing it against the house will allow for these insects and other organisms to pass into your houses structure and possibly cause damage. Smitty -- To Everything There is a season, And a time for every purpose, under Heaven Proverbs |
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