I've lived in homes with open fireplaces for nearly all my life.
We relocated to a ranch in spring, and we're running our Morso 1b0 stove for heat.
This year is my first time running a stove as my primary heat source, and it's working great so far.
As I'm getting the hang of properly running this stove, I'm also pretty conscious of my burn rate.
We've run a cord and a half of black walnut through the box, and I'm looking to re-stock the wood pile.
When is a hardwood just a hardwood, and/or are there species of woods that work better in wood stoves than others?
I'm seeing good prices on almond and juniper, thinking of giving something besides walnut a shot.
What are you burning and why?
Cheers
Tinker
We relocated to a ranch in spring, and we're running our Morso 1b0 stove for heat.
This year is my first time running a stove as my primary heat source, and it's working great so far.
As I'm getting the hang of properly running this stove, I'm also pretty conscious of my burn rate.
We've run a cord and a half of black walnut through the box, and I'm looking to re-stock the wood pile.
When is a hardwood just a hardwood, and/or are there species of woods that work better in wood stoves than others?
I'm seeing good prices on almond and juniper, thinking of giving something besides walnut a shot.
What are you burning and why?
Cheers
Tinker