I assume the glue used for plywood is a nono in wood stoves, but how about lightweight pine used for framing such as old bed platforms? Strictly as kindling and I am already using pallet wood for kindling.
Stupid question...Can you burn plywood, and what about pine framing?
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DamienBricka
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What about paper and cardboard? My Father says it is fine but I disagree with him. Who is right?
Gboutdoors
Burning Hunk
I use 2x10 kd cut offs for my kindling. I have my customers pile it up on their jobs and I pick it up. It splits easy and lights fast.
Plywood no framing wood yes. Maybe plywood in an old beater workshop stove but not in my house.
dyerkutn
Feeling the Heat
I usually use a little cardboard,only takes a small piece.Newspaper and mail burn up too fast so you end up using a lot if it. I also have diamond strike a fire starters from WM. Paid a couple bucks in the offseason for a box of 48 that can be broken into a few hundred smaller pieces.
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