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    Never Throw Away Your Wood Ash! Do This Instead

    Maybe you’ve heard about old timey uses for wood ash. It’s a remarkably useful substance even today, though. There are several uses for wood ash that may not only be applicable in your everyday life, but that could help you and your loved ones survive in a SHTF situation.

    What Is Wood Ash?

    Wood ash is exactly what it sounds like: that ashes that are the end product when wood is burned. You’ve probably considered them to be something to dispose of in the past, but this list of wood ash uses may change your mind and have you saving wood ash up for a rainy day!
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    Very interesting, thanks

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    I had heard of some of that, but never thought about the cleaning option.
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    Quote Originally Posted by juskom95 View Post
    I had heard of some of that, but never thought about the cleaning option.
    I use it for-
    Ice on the driveway
    My chickens for dust bath.
    I have cleaned my camp dishes before with it.

    One of these day I need to try making lye soap.
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    I usually just turn it into my garden soil. Puts a lot of nutrients into the soil.
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    thanks,another great read.
    now I will have to start having "Clean" bonfires.
    when I do our bonfires I put in anything that will burn,old projects,stuff left over from projects,everything but the Kitchen sink.
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