seasoning wood... in your trunk?

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par0thead151 said:
hear me out. i have some pine kindling that is fairly dry as it stands, however i have been too busy/lazy to remove it from the trunk of my jetta. the kindling is in 1"X1"X15" lengths. the jetta is black and gets hot as hell when parked outside of work every day. will leaving the kindling in there dry it any better/faster than stacking it in my garage?

yes, this may be the strangest question of the night.
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Man, I would be awful careful about intentionally keeping anything with moisture in a car or trunk. If you get a mold or mildew thing going, it could be a major PITA get that out. I've done some auto detailing... stink is hard to stop!

I'm thinking a car is more valuable than that... even a VW. ==c
 
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