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The Google thinks 14⁰F is the freezing point of canola.

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I thought the same about storing oil in the saw.

I have run canola without issue for about 13+ years. It's more expensive than it used to be. Lungs are expensive. Tree workers already get lots of lung damage. I've been trying to wear dust masks regularly for the last couple years, particularly in the drought summer, and commonly while...

I think that there is a very small sample size. I wouldn't take those results as gospel.