This mailing list is for those who heat with wood or are interested in learning more about efficient, clean home heating with natural firewood.
We share and discuss all aspects of home heating with wood including equipment, joys, problems, safety, performance, environmental consequences, firing techniques, and firewood production. We encourage lively discussions which can help us all.
The list is a part of "The Wood Heat Organization" (homepage: www.woodheat.org) a non profit volunteer group dedicated to assisting public awareness and improvement in renewable, responsible home heating with wood.
Hi all- Does anybody know of a high temperature lube that could be used on the hinges of a woodstove? I use grafite now but it only lasts for a day or two.
Hi all -- I live outside of Wash DC -- but have been in Florida visiting my parents the past several days -- but by the time I get home there will probably be
I need to shovel my way out to my wood shed, Snow is deep and wet. Does any one have a magic trick to keep the snow from sticking to the shovel ? I usually
The tube racks they sell nowdays are subject to melt or burn through in a good hot fire. If they burn through, your house will quickly fill with smoke,