Any comments on white birch as firewood. Scored about a cord for free and the guy said I could burn it green??? Seemed awfully moist when I split it though. Splits easy and no bark is a plus!
Thanks for any input!
Thanks for any input!
freddy said:It is funny to read all the differing opinions. Stoves must perform differently with different types of woods. Not sure how, but how else can someone be satisfied with a certain type of wood and another not?? Assuming all is seasoned and things are working properly. It's like with me burning locust. It does last a long time but seems to put out little heat. Plus it fills my small stove up with too many coals.
Amazing all the info. on this site! Never would of thought burning was an art form until the last couple years.
freddy said:It is funny to read all the differing opinions. Stoves must perform differently with different types of woods. Not sure how, but how else can someone be satisfied with a certain type of wood and another not?? Assuming all is seasoned and things are working properly. It's like with me burning locust. It does last a long time but seems to put out little heat. Plus it fills my small stove up with too many coals.
Amazing all the info. on this site! Never would of thought burning was an art form until the last couple years.