I burned some in the firepit the other night. No exaggeration, it was a 1/2" thick scrap, sitting on top of the stack for 9 months, and was still bubbling out the end. Granted it wasn't a lot, but STILL. Does this stuff ever get dry?
CTYank said:Depends on what you do to enable it to dry. Like, first, cover the top.
Do what you can, then all you can do is wait while preventing retrogression.
lukem said:I burned some in the firepit the other night. No exaggeration, it was a 1/2" thick scrap, sitting on top of the stack for 9 months, and was still bubbling out the end. Granted it wasn't a lot, but STILL. Does this stuff ever get dry?
SolarAndWood said:Just when I was feelin good about the 4 cord I scored a few weeks ago :coolsmirk:
lukem said:All will be forgiven when I burn this in a couple 3 or 4 years I'm sure. Just hard to believe how it holds the moisture.
Dune said:SolarAndWood said:Just when I was feelin good about the 4 cord I scored a few weeks ago :coolsmirk:
You should feel good about it. That is a great score. Some year in the future's wood is all set now.
pen said:If your profile pic shows that wood stacked having the wood stacked deep can slow drying. Things will dry the fastest in single rows.
pen
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