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  1. lumbering on Member

    joined: Dec 7, 2012
    211 posts
    New York
    No the unseasoned cord prices are reasonable. It's getting access to the kiln dried stuff for this year, at $650 a cord that blew me away.
    I now have 4 cords of very very green stuff in the backyard, slowly splitting and stacking it. Should be fine for 2 years from now. It looks like enviblocks or kiln dried for this year and next year. I think the enviblocks are more economical.

    I'm going to look into the Anti-Creo Soot Spray, thanks.
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  2. Julian New Member

    joined: Oct 3, 2012
    18 posts
    Suffolk, NY
    Look on CL there are alot of people giving away wood delivered still for free on long island
  3. blades Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 23, 2008
    870 posts
    WI, Milw
    I would not load to much of the blocks at one time as that can result in an over fire ( them bocks burn reallhot) mix them with some of your not so good wood for a longer burn time.
  4. lumbering on Member

    joined: Dec 7, 2012
    211 posts
    New York
    Thanks, I got in touch with a few of them already tonight.
  5. lumbering on Member

    joined: Dec 7, 2012
    211 posts
    New York
    I was mixing in one or two of the blocks with my less than perfect wood.
    I had a thermo on it and never burned it unattended, so no over-fire, but point is well taken on the kiln dried and the blocks to avoid the over fire.

    I swear every new stove should come with a link to this site. Better yet, mandatory reading BEFORE buying the stove.
    Auzzie Gumtree likes this.
  6. oldspark Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2010
    5,113 posts
    North West Iowa
    "I swear every new stove should come with a link to this site. Better yet, mandatory reading BEFORE buying the stove"
    I agree and webbie might be able to profit from that a little, the sellers of the stoves should be more conscionable, if I sold stoves and someone burnt their house down because I did not make sure they knew what they were doing I could not live with myself, let alone if someone got hurt. I probably would lose sales over it but I could sleep at night.

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