TITLE

Wood-burning almanac

PUB. DATE
September 1987
SOURCE
Mother Earth News;Sep/Oct87, Issue 107, p42
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Wood burning can be safe, efficient, and clean. Softwoods, although they burn more quickly than hardwoods and require ample air supply for clean burning, can heat your house as well as hardwoods. Here is advice on how to get the most out of heating with wood.
ACCESSION #
8700013060

Tags: WOOD

 

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