Posted by 36 coupe on December 05, 2010 at 04:03:07 from (216.220.250.221):
In Reply to: Re: Senate Bill 510! posted by Dieselbreath on November 30, 2010 at 15:30:22:
Fellow I bought lumber from years ago made a toy train out of pine.Sold it to a doctor who put it in his office waiting room for kids to play with.Kid got a splinter in his finger that got infected.Doc treated it no charge.Mother sued Doctor.Maker took the train back and refunded money.State agency jumped on the maker, wanted test the trains finish, maker said I used corn oil.They backed off.I have gotten 2 scratches on my hand side by side, one got infected the other was fine.Owner of a country store was told he had to stop using his wood cutting board by the state.Switch to plastic they said,Came back later telling him to go back to wood.I used to make wood cutting boards for sale, finished them with corn oil.Wouldnt do that now.Built some nice rocking horses for my grand children.Very nice looking, they are still used as ornaments long after the kids out grew them.People that have seen them wanted one but I cant risk selling one.
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