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[Scratch]

We've been pretty lucky here in Wisconsin so far...  I haven't burnt anything but scrap lumber so far.  Just this morning, I tossed in the last of the 2 pickup loads of scrap pine, that a cabinet maker dropped off during the summer.  I knew it would burn fast and like to use that kind of stuff for the fall and spring.

I guess I've also burnt up some random pieces of actual firewood that I never got around to splitting or cutting to stackable length, and also burnt up whatever was laying around during general cleanup around the wood shed, but haven't touched my dry stacked wood yet.

Snows-a-comin though so I know it won't be long till I have to dig into it.

[hoardac]

I have almost all the ugly wood burn (shorts, cooked, branches) probably 1/3 of a cord maybe a little more. Heating 2500 sq feet kept at about 78-80.

[oaky]

Heating 2500 sq feet kept at about 78-80.

I was beginning to think that I was the only person that like the temperature set in the upper 70's.

[hoardac]

Heating 2500 sq feet kept at about 78-80.

I was beginning to think that I was the only person that like the temperature set in the upper 70's.

When you walk in the house winter goes away, the floors are hot and you always go and put on shorts if your in for the day. That is why I love my wood boiler.

[oaky]

Heating 2500 sq feet kept at about 78-80.

I was beginning to think that I was the only person that like the temperature set in the upper 70's.

When you walk in the house winter goes away, the floors are hot and you always go and put on shorts if your in for the day. That is why I love my wood boiler.