If I've got some punky wood...by punky I mean some rot towards the outside of the wood ....is it a must to cover the wood?
Kenster said:I don't mind a little punk. ( I used to be one.) Dry punk is like a built in fire starter! But it will really soak up the water. I never cover my wood at any time of year. If punky wood gets wet, it will be dry after a few days sitting on my front porch before I bring it into the house to burn.
Got Wood said:Kenster said:I don't mind a little punk. ( I used to be one.) Dry punk is like a built in fire starter! But it will really soak up the water. I never cover my wood at any time of year. If punky wood gets wet, it will be dry after a few days sitting on my front porch before I bring it into the house to burn.
Somehow I dont think your wood getting wet from rain in Texas is quite the same thing as in other parts of the country! Heck, I didnt think it even rained in Texas
Kenster said:Got Wood said:Kenster said:I don't mind a little punk. ( I used to be one.) Dry punk is like a built in fire starter! But it will really soak up the water. I never cover my wood at any time of year. If punky wood gets wet, it will be dry after a few days sitting on my front porch before I bring it into the house to burn.
Somehow I dont think your wood getting wet from rain in Texas is quite the same thing as in other parts of the country! Heck, I didnt think it even rained in Texas
Well, it HAS rained here in the past and I don't 'spect our rain is much different from yours. Rain is Rain. Okay, I'll admit that our rain doesn't quite measure up to your ACID rain!
And I'm not losing faith that the rains will come again.
Got Wood said:LOL... was just sitting here yesterday looking out the window at yet another rainy day. The northeast has turned into a rain forest.
Got Wood said:Kenster said:Got Wood said:Kenster said:I don't mind a little punk. ( I used to be one.) Dry punk is like a built in fire starter! But it will really soak up the water. I never cover my wood at any time of year. If punky wood gets wet, it will be dry after a few days sitting on my front porch before I bring it into the house to burn.
Somehow I dont think your wood getting wet from rain in Texas is quite the same thing as in other parts of the country! Heck, I didnt think it even rained in Texas
Well, it HAS rained here in the past and I don't 'spect our rain is much different from yours. Rain is Rain. Okay, I'll admit that our rain doesn't quite measure up to your ACID rain!
And I'm not losing faith that the rains will come again.
LOL... was just sitting here yesterday looking out the window at yet another rainy day. The northeast has turned into a rain forest.
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