I know this is a stupid question but here goes anyway.
Usually I enough wood indoors when I start or reload. It is room temp.
Occasionally I need an extra hard piece of wood - when I want a longer burn but hadn't planned for it - so I will go out to my oak pile (Have to 'import' it so it is used sparingly.) and grab a piece. Obviously it is a cold piece of wood. (It is dry (covered) and seasoned (4 Years))
Will the cold temp. of that piece of wood make any difference in how it burns?
Usually I enough wood indoors when I start or reload. It is room temp.
Occasionally I need an extra hard piece of wood - when I want a longer burn but hadn't planned for it - so I will go out to my oak pile (Have to 'import' it so it is used sparingly.) and grab a piece. Obviously it is a cold piece of wood. (It is dry (covered) and seasoned (4 Years))
Will the cold temp. of that piece of wood make any difference in how it burns?