We bottomed out at 26.8 this morning, up here was still 66 & 68 in the basement. Two loads of pine were done by noon and the wife added another 3 splits.
What Is In Your Stove Right Now?
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NickW
Minister of Fire
Some pine and aspen this morning to take the temperature up a little. High & low stays in the 50's today and tonight, so no more fires for awhile. Tomorrow and Saturday are forecast to be almost 70.
Dieselhead
Minister of Fire
A nice Norway Spruce load for the first fire of the season, a couple pics also. First is the last, last time I will see the BK logo that is 😉 it slowly disappears as the season progresses. No point in cleaning the glass as it lasts about a day.
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Nice setup! Really shows off the Blaze King!
Dieselhead
Minister of Fire
BKVP
Minister of Fire
Nothing! It was 28 yesterday morning and I made some kindling. Had to head off to work and PT, got home it was 60! Just not fair. Wife says "just wait until we move to the new house and have the new KE40. Not happening! Next cold snap, the match is going to get struck.
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Just a reminder to all us wood burners...
I was recently contacted about a new wood stove user survey. I told them the bet place to get responses is this site! Here is the email I received explaining the survey and how you as a wood burner can participate.
BKVP
Lawrence Berkeley Labs invites you to participate in the , Residential Wood Heater Survey a research study led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) in collaboration with Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Bioenergy Technologies Office.
Purpose of the Study:
This survey aims to gather information about the types of wood heaters used in homes, how they are installed, and how they are operated. Your valuable feedback will help inform future research and improvements in wood heating technologies.
Who Should Participate:
We are seeking homeowners who use any type of wood heater, including standalone or insert models that burn cordwood or pellets.
What to Expect:
● The survey will take approximately 15–20 minutes to complete.
● Your participation is voluntary and you may withdraw at any time.
● All responses will be anonymized prior to analysis.
How to Participate:
To begin the survey, please visit: Residential Wood Heater Survey
Jonathco
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House was mid 60's this morning. Tossed several splits of box elder in the stove for a nice shoulder season burn. We're coming into my favorite season, ladies and gents!
Loaded a 1/2-3/4 load of almost punky splits last night at 7. Black box mode engaged. Got down to 40 overnight. Still had about half that load left around 7 this morning.
tabner
Feeling the Heat
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NickW
Minister of Fire
Very dense, coals forever... Probably better off with a couple sticks mixed with other stuff, but you do you.
Last nights load made it about 24 hours. Throwing in 3-4 of the same almost punky wood just to get to the morning as we are getting a warm up again tomorrow then the stove may be out for a week or so again.
