Seeking advice on new stove BK Soricco vs HT3000

[stoveliker]

Occasionally, yes. Same as us.
But since there's very rarely snow on the ground, and even if it is, it's not enough to worry about breaking out the snow shovel, it doesn't count in my book.
We still have a snow shovel we brought with us when we moved here, and it's been sitting untouched in the workshop ever since.

You don't have sawdust to clean up?
That's what I use my snow shovels for when there is no snow.

 

[DuaeGuttae]

We had a snow shovel that moved with us from Virginia to Texas some years ago. We often used it as a big dustpan when sweeping up live oak catkins in the spring, and it did come in useful for sawdust, too. In the big freeze/snowstorms of 2021 it did get used on snow and ice on the aprons of the driveways of our older neighbors as we were the only ones in the neighborhood who actually owned one. That shovel is back in Virginia now and has gotten some good both for snow and organics. It is starting finally to show its wear.

 

[Tron]

You don't have sawdust to clean up?

Not really, most of the sawdust is behind the workshop on the lawn, where a snow shovel doesn't work really well anyway, and I'm a practical person so I just run over it with the lawnmower once or twice and let it decay where it falls.

 

[Steveb123321]

We had a snow shovel that moved with us from Virginia to Texas some years ago. We often used it as a big dustpan when sweeping up live oak catkins in the spring, and it did come in useful for sawdust, too. In the big freeze/snowstorms of 2021 it did get used on snow and ice on the aprons of the driveways of our older neighbors as we were the only ones in the neighborhood who actually owned one. That shovel is back in Virginia now and has gotten some good both for snow and organics. It is starting finally to show its wear.

Wish my shovel only got used for sawdust :D

 

[stoveliker]

 

[Tron]

Nah, you can keep that white stuff up North where it belongs.