krex1010
Minister of Fire
I agree with those saying to save it for later in the season, should be fine to use it this winter
To burn or not to burn this year
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bogydave
Minister of Fire
I burn what I got.
Now I'm been lucky to have some CSS 2 yr old stuff in the shed but for years I burned 1 yr or less seasoned wood.
Just keep inspecting the chimney for any creo build up & burn a little hotter.
Like said, it will be dryer yet come time for you to burn. You should be OK.
But if it's what you got, burn it.
Try to get some for next winter (2012-2013) cut & split soon, you'll be in good shape.
Good luck.
Now I'm been lucky to have some CSS 2 yr old stuff in the shed but for years I burned 1 yr or less seasoned wood.
Just keep inspecting the chimney for any creo build up & burn a little hotter.
Like said, it will be dryer yet come time for you to burn. You should be OK.
But if it's what you got, burn it.
Try to get some for next winter (2012-2013) cut & split soon, you'll be in good shape.
Good luck.
PapaDave
Minister of Fire
Did that for the first 3 years (well, I still do, but now it's much drier). When we first started, got the wet wood delivered in Sept., and started burning it within a couple weeks. :ahhh:bogydave said:
Quite the learning experience.
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