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.
A little more than a month ago, it was raining so much here in Maryland that I thought I'd need my wood to build a second ark, but we have hardly gotten a drip
I completed my wood supply in mid- June for this coming winter. I'm clearing out another 60ft or so and have about 1 and1/2 cords towards next years supply.
Some stoves are easy to clean and don't make much of a mess. Other stoves are a bear to clean and are impossible to avoid a mess on the hearth pad around the