I just split about 5 gallons worth of Kindiling this weekend for starting the stove. After burning it I'm under the suspicion that it is not as dry as I would like it to be because it takes a little bit longer to get burning. The pieces are about 6" long and 1/2" square. Do you think if I took a 5 gallon metal paint pail and poked holes in the bottom and in the lid and hung the bucket from the rafters by my wood furnace I could speed up the drying process? I know circulation plays a big part in the drying process but I'm thinking that with the holes in the bucket and toasty temps in the furnace room I could super heat the wood and sipped up the process. (And just for the record I wouldn't keep it close enough to the furnace to pose a fire hazard...already had one chimney fire this season, don't need any more excitement!)