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A New Twist to Fuming Wood

The length of time that the wood is fumed and the temperature inside the room or tent are important factors in the process. Another factor is the percentage of ammonia used in the fuming; the higher the percentage, the faster the process goes.

By Mac Simmons, August 14, 2011 | 9:07 pm CDT

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