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OT(ish): Larch as firewood
A branch has come off a larch at the end of our garden. I have a wood
burning stove so Im always on the look out for good wood to burn. The question is, is it good, at least from a soot and creosote/tar point of view? Ive read that it burns €œhot€ which I guess is good from the point of view of not clagging your chimney with residues but it seems very resinous and Im not sure whether lots of resin equates to more creosote & tar deposition. My gut feeling is that it will but maybe this is offset by the €œhot€ burning? Any thoughts? Tim -- Please don't feed the trolls |
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