Who burns what?

[x38 179]

how much is peat a go ???? any one

[dixiebop 125]

Free if you can get access to a" Cut "..seems to give of more heat per bulk load ?burns slower aswell..

[leegreen 2,173]

Christians and Witches

[dixiebop 125]

Christians and Witches

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnCXq7VRLaI&feature=related They don't burn :D

[x38 179]

any one burn willow......whats it burn like

[Night Hunter 109]

Low density, lights up very easily, burns hot and fast. It really does need to be well dried before you burn it, and it takes a fair while to dry; willow is a very wet wood. If you burn it wet, it will definitely gunk things up. Burnt dry, the only problem is the copious amounts of ash it makes.

[poacher3161 1,766]

Muslims but you have to chuck exstra logs on the fire to stop them spitting lol.

[Nik_B 3,790]

We burn coal but only when it's really cold. We've got a open fire which is ok but messy and we've got a multi fuel stove in the dinning room which almost heats the house when it's on. I only ahve that stove on when its really cold though as it can turn the house in to a sauna. We've been through almost a tonne of coal since October. I keep pallets and any other bits of wood I can get for kindling.

[Night Hunter 109]

Muslims but you have to chuck exstra logs on the fire to stop them spitting lol.

 

Is that a typo poacher dont you mean wogs...lol

[x38 179]

Thanks

 

[Nik_B 3,790]

Any one use a eco fan on there stove ?????

http://www.ebay.co.u...=item23152619d8

 

Yes mate I've got one. Bit hard to see in this picture. To be honest I doubt you are going to notice the difference much unless you live on a canal boat.

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[The Duncan 802]

Chavs.

[mark@mbb 31]

I use spud boxes and make lids for them the wind blows through and dries the wood i buy it from the demolition i got 10 bags of logs for £40 a large builders bag and i put

them into spud boxes till next year the problem is you need a stacker to pack them and a large area to store them

 

Mark

[scottishlass 57]

Heres ours we burn coal and logs also sawdust pellets

 

 

And the wood store

 

[Night Hunter 109]

I have been burning a fair bit of beech purely because one of my farmers asked me to clear it for him and who am I to refuse free heat ,it has cartainly kept the temprature up in my 3 bedroom house,it burns well even though the moisture content is slightly above what it should be.

 

I have a cream painted inglenook fireplace that was painted with soft sheen emulsion that seems to be cracking and peeling off abit any ideas on what pant to use next time or if mixing the paint with pva would make any difference.