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Real Estate Section - The Fuel
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Real Estate:
The Fuel is the Thing
Burning wet wood is one
of the two top barriers to pleasurable, efficient woodburning (the other is
bad chimneys). Your wood heater can only operate with high efficiency and low
emissions if your fuel wood has about the right moisture content. Properly seasoned
firewood has moisture content of around 20 per cent and is a pleasure to use.
The symptoms of poor performance
related to wet firewood include:
- difficulty getting a
fire going and keeping it burning well,
- smoky fires with little
flame,
- dirty glass,
- rapid creosote buildup
in the chimney,
- low heat output,
- the smell of smoke in
the house,
- short burn times,
- excessive fuel consumption
and
- blue-gray smoke from
the chimney.
For more information on
heating your home efficiently with wood, contact woodheat.org on the internet.
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