how do i deal with ash
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Make sure the ash is not hot then dump it into a small plastic bag and put it out with your garbage.
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You simply have to turn the thing upside down and dump it out. The silver version is a much better design. The lower vent is placed so ash can fall out into a pan. Also, it burns much better since the air is drawn up through the charcoal. The gold model doesn't burn hot enough to properly sear a steak.
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I clean mine every time I have used it the ash won't come out unless it gets to high but that would be a lot of burning.
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For woody stem plants, like Ivy, use Roundup "Tough Brush and Poison Ivy Killer". Works much better!
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Simply wait for the ashes to cool and scoop them out with a small shovel or garden tool
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it is granules. The amount to use is based on the diameter of the tree you wish to treat. you sprinkle the granules around the base of the shrub or tree and water in. Some insects like the emerald ash borer has a specific time of year to treat.
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Light Ash is good for hair color that is blond to a very light brown/dishwater blond. My husband was very blond as a child but his hair color darkend a bit as he got older. Light Ash works perfect for him and we only leave the color on for 5 minutes. Blends well with the gray and looks very natural and subtle.
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Good question! The Biolite surprisingly burns extremely clean. There really isn't much ash/soot at all left after a good burn. It just incinerates nearly everything. After cooking a meal you may have a palm full of ash and any leftover ash is easily tapped out or quickly wiped down with a small cleaning rag. I backpack quite a lot and usually I don't bother to give it a wipedown until I get back home. The stove also comes with a stuff sack, too. I've never got any dirt or ash on my packs contents when using it.
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The stove is for cooking so you don't use it for too long. You dump the ash out afterwards. It just collects at the bottom but there is not too much build up:
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To dump ash, lift stove by handles and turn upside down and give a couple of shakes. I empty into a metal bowl and then throw on kitchen compost bin. Keeps fruit flies down. Or dump in garden or on lawn. A full meal's burn will give 1/2 cup of ashes or less.
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The ashes do blow around. I bought a grill mat because the base does get hot. I wouldn't put it on a deck.
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Neither works! Get ready to dig, cut, and pull. Bamboo is evil and you're in "war". There is no easy way to get rid of it short of dynamite.
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Hello jman.I have a wood deck in my backyard and I have this item on it, and I love it. But I do have something underneath to catch the ashes.
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Best way for us to get rid of bamboo is dig it up. It spreads like crazy. I accidentally got quickpro on bamboo leaves and it didn't kill it lol. However I didn't soak it either.
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buy a small $10.00 bellows duster here on amazon or at your local hardware store. put about 1/4 full in the duster. shake it up and turn the duster on it side so as not to squirt out a stream of powder. All you want is a fine puff of dust. use it around the legs of the bed and around base boards and dressers and chest of drawers. This works very well. I friend that works for a pest control company told me about this and It is the only thing I have tried that worked and this keeps on killing where liquid only kills on contact then evaporates. this also kills many other bugs as well. hopes this helps. remember just a fine puff of dust is all you want. Not a stream of white powder.
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I think it would be better to simply mulch the weeds. The Dragon is best used to eradicate poison ivy and sweetbriar and in ridding weeds around rocks and the like. You don't get an immediate "flame" like you would if you simply set some brush alight with a match--first heat comes out, and the flames only appear if you have something flammable, like dry leaves, around. Even then you can burn them if you take the precaution to have water nearby to take care of any possible runaway flames.
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For the stand, open up the enclosed aluminum rectangle. I like to use an aluminum pie plate to catch the ashes.
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Sad to say, some kind of poison is probably your best bet. Enough flame and heat could eventually kill the queen, but she is very deep down, and anyway all that heat will sterilize the soil, so nothing will grow there for many years.