how to treat boils naturally
how to clean mouldy wood blocks so i can make toys for my hamsters?
i want to make a few toys for my hamsters so i went to B&Q and got some un-treated, naturally dried firewood (i asked a lady instore for help); but on opening the bag, i discovered that all the pieces have mould on them – now i know mould is bad for hamsters but im wondering if i soak the wood in boiling water and use the cage disinfectant and dry it on the radiators (i do this with the wooden logs in my mouse cages when they’ve weed on them and it dries the wood out well) will this have got rid of the mould problem? or is it likely to come back? (on the packaging the wood says ‘20% moisture’ so im assuming that must be the cause of the problem).
more importantly – is it safe?! last thing i want is ill hammies 
also, what joining agent shall i use? on some of the toys we’ve bought they supply some type of wood glue…
thanks for any advice 
I would definetly not use the wood if I was you because molds can give of toxins that would soak into the wood and you couldn’t be sure you had gotten it out and you could make your hamsters seriously ill.
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