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Posted 4 May 2023
90L Garden Rubbish Fire Bin Galvanized Incinerator - £18.65 @ eBay / SHOP 2 BW
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Description:This is the high quality and stunning modern stylish design, the 90 Litre Incinerator. This incinerator is perfect for burning your garden waste. With a 90 litre capacity, this incinerator is made from strong galvanised metal. This product features bottom and side holes for easy quicker burning, easy to assemble legs and riveted handles. Furthermore, this excellent incinerator has a chimney and lid offering extra control of smoke and ash from the fire...
Features:
Features:
- High quality and stunning modern stylish design Galvanised Incinerator
- Product Colour: Silver
- Capacity: 90 Litre
- Product Material: Galvanized Metal
- Product Cleaning Instructions: Wipe With A Dry Cloth
- Constructed from durable galvanised steel
- Comes complete with chimney lid
- Ready-made ventilation holes ensure efficient combustion
- Features a sturdy, three-legged base
- Unit can be easily relocated when cold using side handles
- Brand New
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Edited by a community support team member, 4 May 2023
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sorted byThe Volcann 🔥🔥
Not a lot of use once the first fire is made in them as the "protective" zinc is burnt off.
One interesting bit of info that esteemed HUKD members might like to contemplate is this:
"Zinc fumes are set free when galvanised steel is heated. These fumes are very toxic to breathe. Deposits of zinc from the fumes accumulate in the food. Utensils like ladles and galvanized-surfaced pails should not be used for food cooking."
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The bin rusts like crazy once some bare iron/steel is exposed to rain.
The Zinc is a "sacrificial" so in the presence of the rusting process, it is the first metal to be attacked, thus delaying the severity of the rust formation at the beginning of the life of the galvanised object.
One last bit of info that might intrigue esteemed members is:
Exposure to Zinc Oxide can cause “metal fume fever.” This is a flu-like illness with symptoms of metallic taste in the mouth, headache, fever and chills, aches, chest tightness and cough. The symptoms may be delayed for several hours after exposure and usually last for a day or two.
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See also Wikipedia for more info than you are ever likely to want to read in its entirety.
en.wikipedia.org/wik…ver
I know the technicians that smelted all sorts of alloys in the precious metal place I worked in many moons ago, always wore a full face mask like the ones that are the only one to 100% keep Covid out, none of those pathetic ill fitting squares of paper/cloth most of us are used to.
The effect of metal fume fever was not something they ever wanted to get (again). (edited)
Do not put batteries 🔋 etc in them (edited)
But have had one before and lasted about 2 years before it rusted to bits !
but it did get plenty of use, so happy enough with it.