It does not help that they skewed the facts. Some areas have big problems with the air pollution and it's not going away.
I have a 3 thousand dollar EPA stove sitting here collecting dust so not going there, my old stove is in my shop and I still prefer running it...
Let's back up the truck and start over. My only problem is the article posted by the OP purposely mislead the facts by stating they were going to...
My old stove put out way more heat then the new one but it was bigger, it was easier to run and more predictable also, my wood savings has come...
During the whole burn cycle?
This thread has left me scratching my head, it looks like the article in the first post skewed the facts on purpose and some people are OK with it.
Looking good and the bonfire looks like fun, I will just get sheet face at home, no driving involved.
But that is an important point IMHO.
That article is much better then the other one, if burnt correctly you can't tell a non EPA stove by looking at the smoke coming out of the...
If the article misrepresented what the EPA is saying then it's crap, we have enough of that with the politics, no defense of it.
Splitting Elm by hand will fry your brain.:hair:
Sounds like child abuse to me!
Another thought is what stove do you have, not sure my Drolet will burn Oak rounds any bigger then about 4 inch but my Nashua well eat 8 inch Oak...
I used to burn a lot of 4 inch or so Oak rounds and they burnt fine with no sizzlers, dead when cut and burnt when only a year old or so, contrary...
You guys have nice "stuff".:D
Looks good to me, those things are neat used that way.
