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PatrynXX

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Reply to The Straight Story (Original post)

Tue Dec 27, 2011, 06:38 PM

Dec 2011

if this was actually the case would put the ash either down the hole which is in our fireplace that goes god knows where or in the bucket at least a couple days later. Especially with single burning logs because they are basically solid fuel and take forever to go out.

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Sounds like the structure of the bucket failed. louis-t Dec 2011 #1

I clean out the woodstove and put the ashes into a heavy metal bucket outdoors to cool Warpy Dec 2011 #4

Such a sad story! nt abelenkpe Dec 2011 #2

Most people PatrynXX Dec 2011 #3

Mr 'pede has been following this today TheCentepedeShoes Dec 2011 #5

Unbelievably tragic. undeterred Dec 2011 #6

A head-scratcher BeyondGeography Dec 2011 #7