I recorded a few medicinal plant videos on our way back from Navajo Nation this past weekend. Here's one on some of my primary medicinal uses of Chaparral (aka Creosote Bush), Larrea spp. | Herbal Medics Academy / The Human Path

Chimney Creosote: Causes, Dangers, and How to Get Rid of It

Is Creosote Harmful in a Garden?

Creosote Buildup in Chimneys

Creosote fires are the house fires nobody expects. Creosote is a sticky flammable residue that builds up inside your chimney when wood does not burn completely. When it ignites it can burn extremely hot crack liners warp metal and spread fire into walls and attics. The biggest creosote producers are wet or unseasoned wood pine and other softwoods slow smoldering fires and closing the damper too early. Short hot fires with dry seasoned hardwood create far less buildup. You can reduce risk by burn

Creosote Sweeping Log TV Spot, 'Chimney Fires'