What does that have to do with anything? The discussion is about whether pizza boxes will damage the stove it not has absolutely nothing to do with politics or environmental concerns at all..
Should I Burn That Pizza Box?
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Plow Boy
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I find it pretty funny who knew pizza boxes could be so controversial
jatoxico
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This thread won't die (dye?). I used to test inks used in food packaging for metals (they were veg based and under FDA reg as was the entire pkg) and the metal content was very very low. Not an expert on inks and this was a long time ago but if this is about pizza boxes, the amount of metal contained in a box is in the micro if not nano gram level. There's probably as much trace metal in cord wood as there is in cardboard used for food.
Regarding cardboard in general, made who knows where, who the 'ell knows what's in it.
Regarding cardboard in general, made who knows where, who the 'ell knows what's in it.
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