Wet Wood Is a Waste: Burn Dry Firewood (EPA 456/F-10-003)

U.S. EPA Burn Wise · 2015 · 2 pages

Clean and Efficient Heating Checklist Burning dry firewood can save money and protect you and your family’s health. A properly installed and operated wood-burning stove should produce little smoke. • Start a small fire with dry kindling then add a few pieces of wood. • Give the fire plenty of air – fully open the air controls until the fire is burning vigorously. • Burn the fire to heat the chimney or flue before adding more wood. • Keep space between the firewood as you add BURN DRY FIREWOOD mo

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