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Which hardwoods and softwoods to burn
/in Blog /by Mark SnodgrassThere are a myriad of wood types to choose from, all of which have their own burning qualities and properties and although there are references to burning green wood in this guide, we would stress that for the most efficient and effective burn in your wood burning stove only very dry wood should be used. […]
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