I have a firewood pile at my cabin that's been sitting in my backyard for 10-15 years. It's covered, none of the woods rotten, and I've had to spray around the pile with pesticides a few times. ...
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After waiting 6 months to a year on your wood to dry up and properly season the last thing you want is to introduce moisture. We all know how hard it is to start a fire with wet wood. No matter...
With the rainy season coming up you're probably wondering if you need to cover your firewood. It's always a good idea to cover up your wood, but some methods are better than others. You might end...
Cutting, splitting and stacking firewood is a long process, but that's not what takes up the majority of your time. You have to wait for your wood to properly season and dry out so that it's easier...
If you cut, split and burn wood, you'll eventually come across firewood mold and fungus. A little bit of fungus is actually very common. That brings up a very important question. Can you burn wood...
So you've split, stacked and seasoned your firewood only to come back to a pile of wet rotten wood. Rain, snow and moisture got into your wood pile and slowly rotted it away from the inside out. Is...
