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   _mj_ | Apr 12, 2022 03:13pm | #1

   Call an exterminator STAT.

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   Letzzz | Apr 12, 2022 03:22pm | #2

   Really??? But some of them won't survive as they are in the middle of the pallets? What is your experience about it? What are this things?

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   _mj_ | Apr 12, 2022 04:03pm | #3

   I meant for the house. Burn that wood.

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   pantalones868 | Apr 12, 2022 04:31pm | #4

   Can those pallets! Go to practically any roofing supply, lumber yard, masonry supply and ask them if they have any extra pallets. Then, look at the disappointment on their faces when you didn't show up with a semitrailer!

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   john_c2 | Apr 12, 2022 04:36pm | #5

   Move the wood outside. Far outside. Call an exterminator, and show them what's on the wood.

   Free lumber can be really really expensive.

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   Letzzz | Apr 13, 2022 12:28am | #6

   But can you tell me the name of this insects? They are ike mites or termites? or something else

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   john_c2 | Apr 13, 2022 05:33am | #8

   I'd let the exterminator tell me. You said your house is fuuuuuul of them, all over the place. Seriously, I wouldn't wait.

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   rob_ss | Apr 13, 2022 05:27am | #7

   They are ring shank nails commonly used to hold pallets together. Burn the pallet and you can easily retrieve the nails from the ashes. It will also get rid of the mites, which are almost certainly harmless, though I can't identify them for you. If they bother you then fly spray will kill them.

   Using wood like this is not a recipe for happiness, but you can make some interesting things if you don't mind a lot of effort.
   IMHO it's only worth it if you particularly want the result that only some munted wood can produce, or if you have nothing else with which to work.