What do u guys and gals use for kindling?... do u split up ur hardwood for this?...use pine or what?
soupy1957 said:The test of how religious a home is about burning wood for heat, is how much kindling they have.
Lots of Kindling = they don't burn 24/7
Minimal amounts of kindling = they are wood heat "aholics"
-Soupy1957
Kenster said:I like to use dried cedar fence posts. I cut them into about ten inch lengths then split them down in to pencil size with a wedge and hammer. They easily split right down the grain. They act like fatwood when I'm starting a fire. Once fence post will last me about two years.
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