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ArticleTitle – Free French Wood Preserver Copyright © Lee Coleman, Home Biz Wizardhttp://www.europiantrader.comhttp://www.moneywizard.wshttp://www.pluginprofitsite.com/main-5248----------------------------------------------------------------Article Author: Lee Coleman, Home Biz WizardArticle Copyright: 2004Article URL - http://www.europiantrader.com/freewood.htmArticle Autoresponder - mailto:[email protected] Contact Email - mailto:[email protected] to 65 Characters per LineWord Count: 349 words----------------------------------------------------------------This article was written by Lee Coleman, Home Biz Wizard.The only role of http://www.europiantrader.com is in the actual distribution of this article to you. TERMS OF REPRINT - Publication Rules This is a free-reprint article. The only requirements for publishing this article are:* You must leave the article and resource box unedited. You are not allowed to change our recommendations, nor are you allowed to change the context of the article.* You may not use this article in UCE (Unsolicited Commercial Email). Email distribution of this article MUST be opt-in email only.* We ask that you forward a copy of the ezine or newsletter that contains the article inside to the author at: mailto:[email protected]* If you post this article on a website, you MUST set any URL's or Mailto addresses in the body of the article and most especially in the Author's Resource Box as hyperlinks. We request that you also send us a copy of the URL where you have posted this article.If you find any of the rules to be unsavory or unacceptable, pleasedo not publish this article. While we are happy to make the contentavailable to you for your own use, we must insist on having our rulesand *Terms of Reprint* honored in full.-----------------------------------------------------------------Free French Wood Preserver Copyright © 2004 Lee Coleman The Home Biz Wizardhttp://www.europiantrader.comBrief description – Details of an endless supply of free wood preserverFull Description – An endless supply of French wood preserver, little known factThat could save you having to buy expensive wood preserver forany external wood that needs treating.Article Body – I would like to point out that this wood preserver will not be suitable for every application, I do not recommend you use itfor internal wood treatment, although outbuildings should befine.When I moved to France from the U.K. a lot of things took timeto understand. The language, the habits of the locals, opening hours of shops etc, etc. Once you integrate into the society youlive in, you can quickly benefit from the experience of peoplewho know all sorts of things. The following is just one of the many new things I am discovering daily.In France, particularly in rural areas, the amount of land everybody has can be quite substantial. Most people still keeplivestock, even if it’s just a few chickens. Wood is still a very widely used resource and commonly used in preference to metalor to keep property in line with the surroundings.As the French are also very keen on recycling, or in fact youcould say “they will re-use absolutely anything if they can” andthey do. They have been using this free resource for years.WASTE ENGINE OIL. Yes, believe it or not the dirty oil that youget from any oil change, car, motorbike, truck etc makes a trulyeffective wood preserver. I have painted stacks of wooden planksfor fencing with a paintbrush and waste engine oil.Admittedly it only comes in black and is really only practicalfor using on fences and outside wood, but when it soaks in totimber it gives a rustic look and makes it weather proof for years. The best part is it’s free. If you can only use your own oilwhen you do an oil change that should be at least 3-4 litresIf not more. Most garages in the U.K. have to pay for the wasteoil they produce to be disposed of so most garages won’t have aproblem giving it away to you.I highly recommend wearing overalls, rubber gloves and putwhatever it is you are treating on a plastic sheet. It’s messy!Resource Box:-----------------------------------------------------------------Online resources for Home Business and internet opportunities.Website building software, internet marketing, work at homeIdeas, website products and unique links. For my free newslettermailto:[email protected] To start making serious money online visithttp://www.europiantrader.comAutomated Profit Pulling Website Freehttp://www.europiantrader.com/pip.htmHome Business Masteryhttp://secrets.europiantrader.com-----------------------------------------------------------------