Wood Tux and Flamability

[fireandrain 39]

I love the low flammability of RS, easy to work with and I don't worry too much about a wet rag lighting up in my hands. I'd really like to try WTW but Im curious about its formula with respect to flammability. Anyone have any comparative info? ThaNKS!

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Ken,

We followed the thread fine. Heck I posted a couple very informative links on the topic itself.

Glad to see we are finally ....on the same page... :lol:

Beth

[MMI Enterprises 289]

I find that statement ignorant Ken..... Let's keep the constructive information coming.

Is that assumptive or is that called leading the witness? :lol:

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

No problem, Rodathaurus. You just read more than was there.

No, I considered the implications in consideration of anyone who may have experienced a Spontaneous Combustion situation. Given that you may not have meant it in a bad way, I thought I would offer you another perspective.

Kevin, I am going to ignore you now. :p

Rod!~

[SawtoothLogRestoration 14]

I've had sodium hypocholorite and I'm guessing oxalic, burn a window frame. A kid I had working for me noticed his rag getting hot so he set it down. Then left it there. It blackened the window frame pretty good. Fortunately I had him sand it down. No long term harm done. At the time I didn't know to watch for things like that. At the same house I had a rag get hot in my hand. I thought I was hallucinating, but as it turns out, I wasn't.

You have a rough week Rod?

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Bump! Good reading for spring!

Beth