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One has to think of the overhead. Cutting and stacking(or picking up/delivered), the space to store it, having to carry it into the house, emptying your ashbox
by dugditches 4y ago
One has to think of the overhead.
Cutting and stacking(or picking up/delivered), the space to store it, having to carry it into the house, emptying your ashbox, having to actual start the fire, etc.
- voisin 4y agoBut man oh man it is hard to beat the ambiance. I have heated exclusively with wood for the last two winters and completely agree with your comments but I wouldn’t trade it for anything.
- peteradio 4y agoHeats thrice
- wrycoder 4y agoFour. Cut/haul, split/stack, move to stove, burn. I move two cords - about four tons - a year through that cycle - into my house and stuff it into a one foot square hole in the stove. Love it.
- lostlogin 4y agoAt least four, and the hard labour is usually in summer for me, when the heat is a negative.