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Not so sure it's wise to put plastic in an oven. Burning plastic will produce at least 600 times more smoke than wood, and it is much more toxic. Also there is always danger of a fire. Dave. ps it can also produce toxic fumes BEFORE it actually ignites. Bottom line....Don't do it!
Last edited by Cardboard Junkie; 04-12-2013 at 02:21 PM. 
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