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Can anyone help please?
Billy wrote:
In article , "David Hare-Scott" wrote: Potential creosote issue. A human carcinogen. Get an on site opinion. Agreed, you need some real data not a guess. And you, David, need a basis for your presumption that Bill was making a guess. I did no such thing. The thing is, David, as a relative newbie to this group, you may be unaware that this subject has been done, over and over again, in the past and it always boils down to "its' a bad idea" to use railroad ties, telephone posts, or pressure treated lumber in conjunction with edible gardens. http://herbgardens.about.com/od/gard...HerbSafety.htm or you could look at a material safety data sheet (MSDS) from a company that produces creosote (presumably they would want to put the best face on it): http://www.thompsonindustries.net/KM...osote_MSDS.pdf In the future, David, you may want to ask for citations, if you are so dull as to not be able to "google" it yourself, but you may want to think twice before you accuse a poster of guessing. I have no idea where all this hostility is from, I didn't accuse anybody of anything. I agreed with Bill an on site opinion is worthwhile. I said to the OP you need data. That there is creosote on the timber is an assumption, one can get sleepers that have not been used in a railway or not treated at all. Creosote may have been done to death before we don't know there is creosote present yet. I don't need your lessons on how to google thanks very much for the offer. David |
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