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Treated pine and food preparation

Created by warwickl warwickl  > 9 months ago, 2 May 2021
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warwickl
warwickl

NSW

2357 posts

2 May 2021 8:16pm
Just watch a cooking show recommending using treated pine grooved decking to shaped raw pastery- is this ok?
Not to my knowledge.


cauncy
cauncy

WA

8407 posts

2 May 2021 8:03pm
Termites won't eat you or your coffin
decrepit
decrepit

WA

12802 posts

2 May 2021 9:51pm
depends on how you value arsenic as a seasoning
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

7 May 2021 7:49am
I think the answer is more complex.

Firstly a lot of it isn't CCA anymore.
Then, was it ever that bad? If simply contact was bad, why have tradies handled it all day then eaten their lunch and not die? For decades now.....
I googled it a while back as my dog was chewing some and seems its nowhere near as bad as you'd think. There is plenty of real world experience of pets chewing a sh!t ton of it with no issues.

The statement above from the EPA is purely a legal one to make sure the lowest common denominator idiots don't physically eat the timber.


Craig66
Craig66

NSW

2466 posts

7 May 2021 10:05am
Merbau


Brent in Qld
Brent in Qld

WA

1410 posts

7 May 2021 8:52am
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warwickl said..
Just watch a cooking show recommending using treated pine grooved decking to shaped raw pastery- is this ok?
Not to my knowledge.



Go for it mate, let us know how you go. If we don't hear from you we'll know to keep a wide berth.
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