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Enviro-bricks - My heat for March and April

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Doug, Mar 4, 2019.

  1. Bert

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    Glad it worked out for you sure beats being cold!:fire:
     
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    After using them here we got pretty good at mixing a few bricks and wood they do make a nice hot fire! :thumbs::thumbs:
     
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    You are correct. Around here with the abundance of hardwood, conifers go directly on the burn pile. I only cut Red & White oak with some hickory, and cherry. Black Walnut for campfires but not stove wood. I am a firewood snob.:rolleyes:
     
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    I get a 7-hour overnight burn on one pack with a lot of hot coals/ashes in firebox . That’s with adjusting the air intake. I have attached a pic of how I stack them. This is when I am first lighting the fire after removing ashes after a week long burn.
     

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    Another pic
     

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