Submitted by LookingM4FnearUCONN t3_yb1mgr in Connecticut
US-Freedom-81 t1_ite8h6w wrote
Reply to comment by LookingM4FnearUCONN in How do I start a fireplace and not smoke? by LookingM4FnearUCONN
Having properly seasoned wood is the most critical part of getting a good fire going. Knowing that your wood is seasoned can be done by understanding what the moisture content of the wood is. Buy a moisture meter off Amazon that has two metal prongs. you want your wood to be around 20% or less moisture
LookingM4FnearUCONN OP t1_ite8vbv wrote
Okay will do thanks
WonderChopstix t1_iteefj4 wrote
Also are you using hardwood that is completely dry?
buried_lede t1_itfvius wrote
lol, in other words, it's old -not green wood that's freshly cut
LookingM4FnearUCONN OP t1_itfyzy9 wrote
Well the wood I got wasn’t green and split very easily but idk how old it was
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