[CH] Fumes in the house (was Granny)

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>From: "Parkhurst, Scott Contractor"    My CH wife acts like she's walked 
>into a brick
>wall when entering the house.

That's how it is for me at home, too.  Whether the hazard comes from pepper 
dust or pepper fumes, I have the highest tolerance in the household.  So I 
make sure I can do anything outside (weather permitting).

I have a patio with a table and an electrical outlet, so I can run a food 
processor or grinder.  I also have a small single-coil electric burner, two 
sizes of crock pot, and two sizes of electric skillet.  BTW any of this 
could be run at a state park campsite with a table and electricity.  Then I 
have portable stoves (pauses to count) three butane, two propane, and one 
gasoline.  That's not to mention the, um, five grills.

So with all that and some knives, bowls, and cutting boards, I can do a lot 
of pepper processing outside.  It keeps a lot of fumes out of the house, but 
I refuse responsibility for the dog-walkers that pass by on the way to the 
park...

- A



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