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Re: O.T. - Burning old siding in woodstoves
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Posted by Glen in TX on December 19, 2005 at 06:46:03 from (208.246.9.180):
In Reply to: O.T. - Burning old siding in woodstoves posted by CB in central NY on December 19, 2005 at 05:37:00:
If it was just a old home made stove in shop or barn with a short straight chimney you can clean easily and you could can get it very hot that would be better to burn it in than a stove in house. You don't want it coating boiler pipes for sure. In town you may get complaints from neighbors burning trash stuff in stove too. Actually many crafts people will pay good money for old barn siding wood and even old fence boards to make things with because it has that aged look. I don't like it to make things with because it's hard on blades and tools dulling them.
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