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Re: Ever get tired of putting logs on the fire
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Originally Posted by 57taskforce
Honestly I have no idea. I normally start cutting in late winter and early spring and have it all cut and spirit by late April at the latest. I’ve never bought it before.
Interesting, I never really thought about that before. I do have to sweep the chimney a few times a burning season because the coal soot builds up in the spark arrestor screen under the chimney cap and will kill the draft. I could always just leave the logs out when I throw the coal in. The coal always goes over a bed of wood coals and will catch pretty quickly.
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Think the problem is actual log mixed with coal. If it's already a bed of coals then it shouldn't be a problem
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