Warning Montana: NEVER Burn These 9 Items In Fireplaces

These Items Should NEVER Go Into Your Fireplace

There is just something magical and cozy about a fireplace burning during winter in Montana. The crackling of wood and the warmth just makes a person feel relaxed and calm.

That feeling could instantly take a turn for the worse, however, if you decided to just get rid of your garbage in your fireplace.

It's Not Just Your Fireplace That Can Be Dangerous To Burn

Don't think that you can sidestep the danger caused by these items just by burning these items in your fire pit outside.

While you might not be inhaling the toxic chemicals some of these items emit at higher temperatures, you could find yourself in trouble with the law.

You aren't allowed to legally burn your garbage in your fire pit; just wood and charcoal are allowed in city limits.

Don't Use Your Fireplace As An Incinerator

With Thanksgiving having just passed and Christmas on the way, you probably have had quite a bit more garbage accumulating in your house than normal.

With all those packages from the grocery store and cardboard boxes containing presents from online shopping, you might think an easy way to dispose of them would be to just toss them into the fire.

While that is easy, it's also very dangerous considering the toxic fumes you would be releasing into your house.

With the safety of your family in mind, here are 9 items you should never throw into your fireplace.