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Why we talk about burning dry wood
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<blockquote data-quote="AIM" data-source="post: 3017504" data-attributes="member: 30174"><p>I say every year that I'm gonna get ahead and never do. I always end up cutting as I need.</p><p>The only good thing is that there is enough dead elm, ash, and other dead trees that are "seasoned on the stick" as I call it, to pretty much not have to burn much green.</p><p></p><p>My OWB doesn't seem to do as well as many others with green wood. I will burn green often enough due to having to cut something that has fallen in the creek or something. I just have to have some HOT burning stuff under it. Does work well in the spring and fall though to slow the fire down.</p><p>I will agree that it can in SOME wood burning set ups, Lengthen the burn time.</p><p></p><p>I will also say that it is a bit tiresome getting the "seasoned wood only" shoved down our throats like it's the gospel. Sure it's the better way to go for many reasons but I doubt God will strike us down for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AIM, post: 3017504, member: 30174"] I say every year that I'm gonna get ahead and never do. I always end up cutting as I need. The only good thing is that there is enough dead elm, ash, and other dead trees that are "seasoned on the stick" as I call it, to pretty much not have to burn much green. My OWB doesn't seem to do as well as many others with green wood. I will burn green often enough due to having to cut something that has fallen in the creek or something. I just have to have some HOT burning stuff under it. Does work well in the spring and fall though to slow the fire down. I will agree that it can in SOME wood burning set ups, Lengthen the burn time. I will also say that it is a bit tiresome getting the "seasoned wood only" shoved down our throats like it's the gospel. Sure it's the better way to go for many reasons but I doubt God will strike us down for it. [/QUOTE]
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