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definitely tie them over, they'll love it. If you need to bend them a lot, just do it little by little over a few days

Had never occurred to me, but it seems like a remote possibility. There's a lot of glue in particle board. A coat of latex paint would seal it up, I'd think. You might try using a lot of ventilation to see if it clears up.

That sounds a lot better. If you try to blow air into the furnace exhaust there's a chance you'd reverse the flow in the exhaust and force it out the furnace body, potentially causing CO to build up in the furnace area

I seriously doubt a mixture like that would generate enough co2 to have any effect at all. They need lots, and continuous exposure

I definitely think some ventilation would be a good thing

I don't understand. What do you have connected to the 15 amp timer? (each 1000W lamp is going to pull about 9 amps)

The spots look like a micronutrient deficiency to me. If you've been using pure distilled water, that would explain it. If you're using well water, I'd assume it has micronutrients already, in which case it's probably a ph problem. In my experience it's hard to get a good ph reading on water...