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Softwoods tend to create more creosote in the chimney; if you don't eliminate the creosote regularly, it can become a fire hazard.
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Softwoods tend to create more creosote in the chimney; if you don't eliminate the creosote regularly, it can become a fire hazard.
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Softwoods emit terpenes, the most common of which is alpha pinene, which is what turpentine is made of.
Archive 2007-08-01 James Killus 2007
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Softwoods emit terpenes, the most common of which is alpha pinene, which is what turpentine is made of.
Isoprene James Killus 2007
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Softwoods generally come from coniferous (cone-bearing) trees, commonly known as evergreens and found mainly in temperate zones.
4. Roof structure 1993
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Softwoods are generally from coniferous (cone-bearing) trees, found mainly in temperate zones.
Chapter 4 1988
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Imaginary Softwoods is a concatenation of amorphous, atonal and arrhythmic pieces of ambient drone that shift from metallic dissonance through to soft analogue idling.
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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Imaginary Softwoods is a concatenation of amorphous, atonal and arrhythmic pieces of ambient drone that shift from metallic dissonance through to soft analogue idling.
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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Imaginary Softwoods is a concatenation of amorphous, atonal and arrhythmic pieces of ambient drone that shift from metallic dissonance through to soft analogue idling.
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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Imaginary Softwoods is a concatenation of amorphous, atonal and arrhythmic pieces of ambient drone that shift from metallic dissonance through to soft analogue idling.
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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