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Re: Dyed cotton as smoker fuel
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> Dryer lint may contain polyester fibers as well as
> cotton. I would be 
> nervous about polyester smoke.

I also use dryer lint as starter fuel. It burns up so
quickly that I figure any polyester fumes are long
gone before I approach the hives.

Eugene Makovec
Kirkwood, MO USA

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