I have secured some air dried oak that was essentially free, at $0.11 bf, but I noticed while unstacking and loading on my trailer for a trip to its new home that there were ocassional piles of "flour" and pin holes in a few pieces. I have removed these obvious bad boards and will be making smores with the coals from them soon. This wood had been setting inside for two years. My search revealed that Timbor or Bora-care were recommended treatments. My question is, if I spray each good board down with the Bora-care solution, can I safely move it inside after treatment, or should I just make firewood? This would be a shame due to the large number of very wide, thick boards in the stack, but I also realize that I can't afford to contaminate my existing hoard of boards.
Does anyone have experience with this product and it's ability to eliminate the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Tim