He sure did. He did me a favor and I saved him a trip to the dumplooks like he took you up on your offer.
You will like that for your shoulder season wood, wish I had another cord cut for this year (had two cord up) the White Pine and the Hemlock can heat our house into December.I bumped into a tree company taking a evergreen away so I asked him if he wanted to dump it on my lawn
You guys burn pine in wood stoves?? This is my first season with my own stove, but I always thought you should never burn pine indoors??
You guys burn pine in wood stoves?? This is my first season with my own stove, but I always thought you should never burn pine indoors??
Oh boy, here we go.
Welcome
Good question!
It's a "MYTH"
Any wood can be burned.
All wood needs to be seasoned & dry before burning.
Folks out west in the mountains have burned pine safeley for 100s of years.
Pine is a good shoulder season wood.
Told him he can dump whatever he wants I split some of that wood today and will fill up the pallets on Sunday. I wish I didn't have to work tomorrow.You need to get busy.
With the down one & this, you have some wood that needs Split & stacked
Maybe the tree Co. will dump some hard wood soon.
You gave him the OK , Right ?
I never seen so much wood on the front of people's lawn due to sandyMan, I cant find a single person to dump wood on my lawn...sheesh Nice...
I never seen so much wood on the front of people's lawn due to sandy
What's sad is most of that wood will end up in the landfill.Long way from my yard thou....and it was at a high price. I hope they use it for firewood instead of wasting it in a landfill.
It sure has and now my wife says I have a sicknessNice ny. The sickness had over taken you now
Sorry for the partial hi-jack, thanx for the info, and sorry for bringing up an apparently newb topic. Learned from dad and neighbor who together burn about one and a half log trucks of oak and maple a season. They're not stubborn in the least!! I have acres of pine with a little juniper mixed in that basically I don't molest because deer often bed on that knoll .
Just soaking in the info, not trying to get into the ford vs. chevy debate.
P.S. Thanx for adding to the honey do list!!
P.P.S. any direction to where I can get more info on said forbidden practices??
You guys burn pine in wood stoves?? This is my first season with my own stove, but I always thought you should never burn pine indoors??
Firefighter, thanks for the info this whole time I thought the Gut was a by product of donuts. I will start removing pine from the pile tommorow.Don't listen to those guys. Pine is evil . . . burning it in your woodstove leads to baldness and a fat gut (it's the only explanation of why I look like I do). If you ever have a chance to get any you should run screaming the other way while flailing your arms around in a windmill like fashion as just getting a scent of the pine smell will result in at least one inch of creosote forming inside the chimney.
I think it was pretty well explained . . . any wood is good as long as it seasoned long enough. Many of us have or are burning pine as we speak . . . well actually I don't have any fire going right now since I have to light one . . . and come to think of it . . . I'm not really "speaking" -- more like writing . . . you get the idea.
Welcome to hearth.com . . . we may seem a bit odd, but the advice is generally pretty good . . . although truth be told . . . yeah, we're all more than a bit odd.
Ditto, Welcome to the hearth, and yes we are a bit odd.Don't listen to those guys. Pine is evil . . . burning it in your woodstove leads to baldness and a fat gut (it's the only explanation of why I look like I do). If you ever have a chance to get any you should run screaming the other way while flailing your arms around in a windmill like fashion as just getting a scent of the pine smell will result in at least one inch of creosote forming inside the chimney.
I think it was pretty well explained . . . any wood is good as long as it seasoned long enough. Many of us have or are burning pine as we speak . . . well actually I don't have any fire going right now since I have to light one . . . and come to think of it . . . I'm not really "speaking" -- more like writing . . . you get the idea.
Welcome to hearth.com . . . we may seem a bit odd, but the advice is generally pretty good . . . although truth be told . . . yeah, we're all more than a bit odd.
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