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Firewood, Heating and Wood Burning Equipment
How do you keep your firewood indoors?
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<blockquote data-quote="ponyexpress976" data-source="post: 4598463" data-attributes="member: 21712"><p>BTU's in a mouse? That's a good one! Time for another experiment? </p><p></p><p>I have twos racks, one on either side of the insert. Each holds a little over a days worth which is about a heavy wheelbarrow full(one of the big 2 wheeled jobbers). I alternate use so that if there is any snow or rain, the wood has time to dry out. I also have a 1/3 cord rack out on the deck at the back door (about 30 feet from the fire) That I keep loaded for crappy weather or when I don't feel like treking to the stacks. </p><p></p><p>Never had a problem with hitch hikers coming in on the wood. Once it's split and dry, the bugs want nothing to do with it. The occasional wolf spider might ride in but they don't harm anything and do a great job of getting rid of other nasties. Either way, they are fairly prevalent around here so the few that hitch a ride join the ones already in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ponyexpress976, post: 4598463, member: 21712"] BTU's in a mouse? That's a good one! Time for another experiment? I have twos racks, one on either side of the insert. Each holds a little over a days worth which is about a heavy wheelbarrow full(one of the big 2 wheeled jobbers). I alternate use so that if there is any snow or rain, the wood has time to dry out. I also have a 1/3 cord rack out on the deck at the back door (about 30 feet from the fire) That I keep loaded for crappy weather or when I don't feel like treking to the stacks. Never had a problem with hitch hikers coming in on the wood. Once it's split and dry, the bugs want nothing to do with it. The occasional wolf spider might ride in but they don't harm anything and do a great job of getting rid of other nasties. Either way, they are fairly prevalent around here so the few that hitch a ride join the ones already in. [/QUOTE]
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