We have some nice pieces of bark off of elm and oak trees that are a couple of years old and dry as heck. I have had some people tell me not to burn bark but no one has told me why. Why would a person not want to burn big dry pieces of bark?
We have some nice pieces of bark off of elm and oak trees that are a couple of years old and dry as heck. I have had some people tell me not to burn bark but no one has told me why. Why would a person not want to burn big dry pieces of bark?
I read that bark contains a higher concentration of the chemicals that form creosote, i wish I could remember the website. Anyway I don't know that I'd let that stop me.
I read that bark contains a higher concentration of the chemicals that form creosote, i wish I could remember the website. Anyway I don't know that I'd let that stop me.
We have some nice pieces of bark off of elm and oak trees that are a couple of years old and dry as heck. I have had some people tell me not to burn bark but no one has told me why. Why would a person not want to burn big dry pieces of bark?
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