Oil-based wood stains and linseed oil can burn without any spark. — -- Summer is a popular time for home improvement projects, but officials are warning of a danger that many people may not be ...

I need some google help here. All I'm looking for is a more in-depth explanation than what I've found so far:<BR><BR>Heating the oil changes it chemically, and it dries faster than "raw" linseed ...

Q: We have (whoops, had) beautiful high-end, outdoor teak furniture. Several years ago it had just reached that lovely patina-stage of aging and was very smooth to touch. While we were away on ...

Q: How do you like linseed oil paint? I just learned about Allback linseed paint and I came across a two-year-old article you wrote on this product. How has it stood up so far? A: Freedom from peeling ...

Watch this "GMA" report before you use linseed oil around your home this summer. Aug. 5, 2010 &#151; -- Under certain circumstances, a common household product can combust -- or catch fire -- without ...