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Feb 24, 2012 12:41 PM CST
Name: Sharon
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Thought so about the treated lumber. Wonder how long the nasty stuff lasts in the wood? Forever probably. I have 4' sized scraps taken off 24' of my 40 year old downsized deck. I stashed them out of sight beneath the deck thinking I could use some of the pieces for tomato stakes, but never did that. I always kept wondering about the 'treated' part and how it would affect my prized tomatoes. So it's best I just toss them all.

Good about the driftwood.
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