53 degrees, windy, raining, a day off, wife is at work = time to start the fire
Supposed to get up to the upper seventies this weekend so I figure it's a good time to burn off the summer dust and give it a test before it's needed. Second year I used it, must have learned something; first fire started much better then last year! Burning mostly pallet wood with a few small weird shaped pieces I brought in before the rain. The one thing about this season, it gets my fix of burning; takes many small loads of pallet wood. I have three cut up in the garage, it's so nice I was impressed though almost no smoke even though not the best conditions. Living room 20 feet away went from 71 - 77 degrees, the stove room is 85! Going out to get the trash cans and mail since the rain slowed down, need to cool off!
Happy burning guys!
Supposed to get up to the upper seventies this weekend so I figure it's a good time to burn off the summer dust and give it a test before it's needed. Second year I used it, must have learned something; first fire started much better then last year! Burning mostly pallet wood with a few small weird shaped pieces I brought in before the rain. The one thing about this season, it gets my fix of burning; takes many small loads of pallet wood. I have three cut up in the garage, it's so nice I was impressed though almost no smoke even though not the best conditions. Living room 20 feet away went from 71 - 77 degrees, the stove room is 85! Going out to get the trash cans and mail since the rain slowed down, need to cool off!Happy burning guys!
