Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love the smell of a burning fire, the warmth, and the look of it. We use out firepit every week and our neighbors frequently comment about how much they love the smell.
It is not a “smell.” It is the stench of the climate crisis which you and your MAGA buddies insist on furthering.
Nowhere near as annoying as you.Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain why, when it gets under 80 degrees, people feel the need to start fires in their fireplaces or fire pits? It’s horribly polluting and it’s not even cold. Does it make people feel cozy and happy burning wood in the near summer? I find it super annoying to have to breathe in smoke being outside and not be able to open the windows. Come on!!! Please stop!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have asthma and it's definitely worse when one of the neighbors is burning wood. Charcoal from grills is bad too.
I also have asthma and have never been so bothered. Or by charcoal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love the smell of a burning fire, the warmth, and the look of it. We use out firepit every week and our neighbors frequently comment about how much they love the smell.
I don't. I hate it and your behavior is reckless. But I'm a kind person and won't tell you.
Anonymous wrote:I have asthma and it's definitely worse when one of the neighbors is burning wood. Charcoal from grills is bad too.
Anonymous wrote:OP I sympathize. I’ve never understood why people don’t consider the health risks of wood smoke. It has high amounts of fine particulate, not very good for anyone to breathe (and of course not good for the environment). There are several US cities that have banned fire pits etc I’ve noticed a trend on social media of health influencers warning against using scented candles, I wonder how many of them still sit around fire pits.
Anonymous wrote:I love the smell of a burning fire, the warmth, and the look of it. We use out firepit every week and our neighbors frequently comment about how much they love the smell.
Anonymous wrote:I love the smell of a burning fire, the warmth, and the look of it. We use out firepit every week and our neighbors frequently comment about how much they love the smell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have asthma and it's definitely worse when one of the neighbors is burning wood. Charcoal from grills is bad too.
What makes the neighbors think they have the right to put you through this with their stupid wood-burning?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have asthma and it's definitely worse when one of the neighbors is burning wood. Charcoal from grills is bad too.
What makes the neighbors think they have the right to put you through this with their stupid wood-burning?
Anonymous wrote:I have asthma and it's definitely worse when one of the neighbors is burning wood. Charcoal from grills is bad too.