First season burning. Haven't even lived in the house a year so I started a nice wood stash this past spring since I finally have space for it, for winters here on out. I bought a cord. Some is 20% some is not. If i were to pick up some bio bricks and burn a couple with some dry wood and a piece of wet wood, how much would my stove be suffering? I understand I should probably clean my chimney 2-3 times this winter based off research on here being a first timer and not having all fully seasoned wood. Thanks!
Bio Brick with wet wood
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Better that you do not burn wet wood at all. Burn the 20% and bio bricks and keep the other wood until it is seasoned. It may mean you will spend more on bio bricks but that is often the case for the first year of burning. When you get a few years ahead you will not need to buy any bio bricks.
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