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and Katrina hits us again.................

Don't they heat treat those things before they bag it? Seems to me that

they do... or did... hmmm...

A quick Google search doesn't reveal much... except in addition to what

you said... there is also a worry about creosote treated telephone poles

getting into the mix!!





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Good grief, how can they sell that stuff!

chonsigirl wrote: Good grief, how can they sell that stuff!


aww great now you no longer have an organic product you got a dangerous goods sheeesh

I knew there was reason why I don't buy mulch. :wah:

Clipper wrote: Another fine mess.....be very careful about any used car/trucks you may be wanting to buy. Flood vehicles are starting to show up heah in the far Northeast....and that is prolly happening all over the country by now as well.


I knew about this one... unfortunately it's happened before. Best be

checking them out on CarFax!!



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Even the best mulch should not be spread close to your home. People dont realize they pay 3x as much for mulch in bags as they would having a load( priced by the cubic yard onto ther property. Triple cut oak mulch is the best. It breaks down into very rich soil over the course of one season. Rough mulch lays on top of the soil.. rots and grows fungus.

What about all the chemicals and hazardous waste those trees were sitting in for weeks. Certainly that will be shipped along too.

http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/household/termites.asp ........it seems the mulch story was a hoax.