Hello, I haven't been here in a couple of years, but sure appreciate the advice everyone gives. A couple of years ago we bought a Hearthstone Equinox, AND a Hearthstone Heritage, soapstone wood stoves. You might be wondering if we are trying to heat a football stadium or something. Nope, just a large timber frame home, 3 levels, plus a basement. When both stoves run at the same time, house is toasty warm. We usually only run the Equinox in the basement, but then the upstairs gets cold.
So....to get to the point. We burn mainly fir. But this time of year we run out of dry stuff. Next year I'm hoping to find seasoned Oak or Madrone. (Live in Oregon, need to go South for the madrone).
In looking for something to hold us through Feb and into March I came across the Energy Logs, specifically North Idaho.
Do these burn well in a wood stove, and would it even be worth it to try in larger stoves, especially the Equinox. It says the logs burn about 4 hours, heat about 8, glow about 10. Just two logs?? Seems unlikely. Just looking for any opinions, experience, etc.
Sorry so long Thanks!
So....to get to the point. We burn mainly fir. But this time of year we run out of dry stuff. Next year I'm hoping to find seasoned Oak or Madrone. (Live in Oregon, need to go South for the madrone).
In looking for something to hold us through Feb and into March I came across the Energy Logs, specifically North Idaho.
Do these burn well in a wood stove, and would it even be worth it to try in larger stoves, especially the Equinox. It says the logs burn about 4 hours, heat about 8, glow about 10. Just two logs?? Seems unlikely. Just looking for any opinions, experience, etc.
Sorry so long Thanks!
