We’ve all seen people loading up their trucks, trailers with all sorts of wood that is laying just right by the road. It could be tempting to pass up on such a deal if you’re on the scrounge yourself, but is it legal?
Firewood has to be kept somewhere, that’s a fact. Problem is, it does take up quite a large space, particularly so if you go through cords and cords of it over the winter.
Having to get rid of your wood supply is a tough move, more so if you don’t have much to play with. But what if it has been plagued with rot – surely you can’t be burning that stuff, right?
Protecting your hands when working with firewood is an important thing to do, at least in my world.
A fireplace is not everybody’s cup of tea, so the idea of ditching it and getting the classic wood stove instead comes to many homeowners’ minds.