Burning A Fire in A Safe and Responsible Manner
A roaring fire has become the staple of most backyards around America. The heat of the blaze makes chilly winter evenings more bearable. The magnetic flames are also the perfect excuse for family and friends to gather and make merry. Be it a wood fire pit, a propane fire bowl or an automated tiki torch, people love to absorb the cozy atmosphere – but is there more being absorbed than what meets the eye? Indeed, harmful toxins permeate the atmosphere around a fire for more reasons than one. Fact of the matter is that there is not much to blame in a clean-burning fire, especially when it is powered by natural gas or propane. It is best to opt for untreated wood as pressure-treated options release toxic chemicals like arsenic and it is not safe to inhale the smoke. Even manufactured logs are better avoided. Similarly, gasoline and other accelerants also end up polluting the air with toxins. It is best to burn seasoned firewood in a natural manner that promotes ...