Posted by RBoots on November 26, 2016 at 15:52:59 from (173.241.113.102):
In Reply to: Wood burning posted by Plant Doc on November 26, 2016 at 06:32:01:
I burn wood in my house, and so does my dad. Solely heat with wood. Seasoned wood, so it burns clean without stinking a lot. A lot of my neighbors burn wood too, so not a big deal. My dad and I also heat our shops with wood as well. He is as half mile off the road with no nearby neighbors, so no problems there either. The problem lies with the guys that live around a lot of other people, that have the mentality that since it will burn it, they'll put it in there. One guy I work with is like that, but luckily has no nearby neighbors. Throws his deer carcasses in there after hunting, and burns green trash wood, like willow and boxelder, with a little bit of ash or something so it won't completely smolder out. His coat stinks so bad from loading it before work, nobody wants to set next to him before we get our daily orders.
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