Comments on: 5 Ways To Get Free Firewood http://multifuelstoves.org/2009/wood-stove/free-firewood/ Multi fuel stoves can significantly help to reduce your energy bill. Thu, 22 Jul 2010 21:42:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Mrs Bernadette Clarey http://multifuelstoves.org/2009/wood-stove/free-firewood/comment-page-1/#comment-149 Mrs Bernadette Clarey Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:35:21 +0000 http://multifuelstoves.org/2009/multifuel_stoves/5-ways-to-get-free-firewood/#comment-149 Dear Sir/Madam I am seriously thinking of re-opening a fireplace, converting from gas to open fire. I have started collecting wood but these are not logs, just scrap wood, fence posts etc. I have had it cut and stored in my wheelie big (large refuse plastic container). I do have a garage but space is limited. Would it be better if I did not keep the wood in my wheelie bin and placed said wood in card board boxes in garage so at least some air will circulate and dry it out. All the wood I have collected has been laid around outside in all elements of weather. Many thanks. Bernadette Clarey Dear Sir/Madam

I am seriously thinking of re-opening a fireplace, converting from gas to open fire. I have started collecting wood but these are not logs, just scrap wood, fence posts etc. I have had it cut and stored in my wheelie big (large refuse plastic container). I do have a garage but space is limited. Would it be better if I did not keep the wood in my wheelie bin and placed said wood in card board boxes in garage so at least some air will circulate and dry it out. All the wood I have collected has been laid around outside in all elements of weather. Many thanks. Bernadette Clarey

]]> By: Mrs Bernadette Clarey http://multifuelstoves.org/2009/wood-stove/free-firewood/comment-page-1/#comment-148 Mrs Bernadette Clarey Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:34:18 +0000 http://multifuelstoves.org/2009/multifuel_stoves/5-ways-to-get-free-firewood/#comment-148 Dear Sir/Madam I am seriously thinking of re-opening a fireplace, converting from gas to open fire. I have started collecting wood from the roadside and from neighbours, but these are not logs, just scrap wood, fence posts etc. I have had it cut and stored in my wheelie big (large refuse plastic container). I do have a garage but space is limited. Would it be better if I did not keep the wood in my wheelie bin and placed said wood in card board boxes in garage so at least some air will circulate and dry it out. All the wood I have collected has been laid around outside in all elements of weather. Many thanks. Bernadette Clarey Dear Sir/Madam

I am seriously thinking of re-opening a fireplace, converting from gas to open fire. I have started collecting wood from the roadside and from neighbours, but these are not logs, just scrap wood, fence posts etc. I have had it cut and stored in my wheelie big (large refuse plastic container). I do have a garage but space is limited. Would it be better if I did not keep the wood in my wheelie bin and placed said wood in card board boxes in garage so at least some air will circulate and dry it out. All the wood I have collected has been laid around outside in all elements of weather. Many thanks. Bernadette Clarey

]]> By: Free and Inexpensive Firewood « Fireplace New Hampshire Blog http://multifuelstoves.org/2009/wood-stove/free-firewood/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Free and Inexpensive Firewood « Fireplace New Hampshire Blog Mon, 15 Mar 2010 14:02:59 +0000 http://multifuelstoves.org/2009/multifuel_stoves/5-ways-to-get-free-firewood/#comment-147 [...] are a number of sources for free firewood and inexpensive firewood. Check these out in your [...] [...] are a number of sources for free firewood and inexpensive firewood. Check these out in your [...]

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