Mold On Firewood There is a good chance that you’re going to leave your firewood sitting out in the rain. This can lead to problems with the most notable being mold. Many people do not realize it but firewood can indeed develop mold. However, this might not be a major problem. You might be able …
How To Use A Fireplace How to use a fireplace in your home is easier than you think. I figured I’d write a guide on how I do things here with our fireplace in the house. The biggest thing is to not be scared of lighting it. You be surprised how many people are scared …
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Jonsered 2255 Review Investing in a good chainsaw will prove to be much more difficult than you might initially believe. After all, there are many options out there. You’ll need to evaluate them all before making your decision. There are many great chainsaws out there but the Jonsered 2255 is arguably one of the most …
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Hickory Firewood Hickory firewood is a well-known type of firewood. There is a good reason for it too. In this article, I’m going to cover all facets of the firewood, from cutting it and splitting it to seasoning time and even the BTU’s of hickory firewood. So, let’s get to it! Is Hickory Good Firewood? …
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Stihl 271 vs 291 When most people think of chainsaws they tend to think of the Stihl or Husqvarna. Sure, there are tons of other reliable manufacturers out there, but it seems like Stihl and Husqvarna are leading the market. This is probably because over the years these two names have come to stand for …
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Black Locust Firewood Black locust firewood comes from the black locust tree which is a medium-sized deciduous hardwood tree and can get as tall as 80 feet. The black locust is a shade-intolerant tree and needs plenty of sunlight. It grows best in well-drained, moist soil made up of limestone The wood is extremely hard …
Apple Firewood Are you thinking about burning apple firewood? Of course, you are or you wouldn’t be here. Well, I personally haven’t known many people who burn apple firewood for heating purposes. It is mostly used for cooking and making furniture. It’s a very sought after type of wood. People pay a good penny for …
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Firewood Cutting Stand Cutting wood with a chainsaw is much more difficult than you could ever imagine. This is even worse when you do not have the wood stationary. Cutting the wood on the ground is going to create numerous problems. Even if the wood remains still, there is a risk that you’re going to …
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Free Firewood-Top 9 Places To Find It Near You There really isn’t much better than a wood stove on a cold winter night. Not only do wood stoves provide a better source of heat, but they can save you an abundance of electricity. This is especially true if you are using an older heat pump. …
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Osage Orange Firewood Osage orange (scientific name: Maclura pomifera) is very dense firewood. Despite the word “orange” in its name, the tree displays no properties of citrus or orange whatsoever. It is well known for being the type of firewood that burns extremely hot. Hedge, horse apple or Bodark are some other commonly used names …
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