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Pharmalucid t1_iy14rc6 wrote

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Depends on how they are treated. Only ones marked HT for heat treated should be used for indoor applications. Other types of pallets are treated with chemicals that will off gas into your home

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aello11 t1_iy19408 wrote

Depending on where you live they are great in the basement to raise things off the floor.

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locus2779 t1_iy1fa2q wrote

I made a table for my 3d printers with a few pallets and some 2x4s.

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citsonga_cixelsyd t1_iy1pu7i wrote

I came across a subreddit a month or two ago dedicated to building things from pallets but I don't recall its name

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Big_League227 t1_iy1v5s8 wrote

In the Army, we had a couple of guys who could turn them into Adirondack chairs... I am sure how to do that is available on the internet.

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Jmyles23 t1_iy1yifd wrote

Decorate a brewery.

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IClight69 t1_iy3960k wrote

Wash them. Palette cleanser.

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NagromYargTrebloc t1_iy4d4o3 wrote

At my wife's request, I made a Xmas tree for our front porch. She whitewashed it and decorated it with string lights. Rustic yet tasteful.

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NagromYargTrebloc t1_iy4mwcw wrote

No cleaning at all. The gray weathering shows through the whitewash giving it a rustic look. She just thinned down KILZ2 primer with water... no paint.

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