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Barns are red because farmers made their own sealant using linseed oil and rust. The rust protects the wood from algae and fungal growth but also colors the mixture red.
Barns are red because farmers made their own sealant using linseed oil and rust. The rust protects the wood from algae and fungal growth but also colors the mixture red.
Barns are red due to the mixture of linseed oil, milk, lime, and ferrous oxide used on wood to resist mold and sun damage in the late 1700s


