In case you hadn't noticed (or if you live south of the Equator), it's almost winter. For many people, that means firing up the old wood-burning fireplace. But before you try to save money by buying firewood in bulk, here are some tips to make sure you don't get burned.
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interesting. but leaves a lot to be taken at face value. type of wood is also very important some types burn very fast. also how big the individual pieces are broken down to. The smaller the split pieces the faster they burn, meaning you'll go through it faster! would be interested in seeing who around this area actually stacks it and measures it for the buyer!
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