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Elderthewelder

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"Firewood - Cedar butts (see picture) - great for outdoor fires. Not so good for indoor fireplaces, or woodstoves, especially if your woodstove is equipped with a catalytic converter, due to creosote build-up."

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I guess I am good to go as I do not have a cat stove, I can burn all the cedar I want
 
Another misled consumer. The old wives tales continue to live on...

I do have a cat stove but would still burn that stuff.
 
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