Today's woodburning stove

Hmmmm Toblerone...

Do any of you use a moisture monitor on your logs, any info appreciated? Thinking of buying one for my sister as a Christmas present - which I could borrow :sneaky:.

I've just realised there are eight blumming pages of today's whatever threads in this forum and I still can 't find the one I want.

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Originally Posted by molehill

Do any of you use a moisture monitor on your logs, any info appreciated? Thinking of buying one for my sister as a Christmas present - which I could borrow :sneaky:.

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Moisture monitor for logs= too much time on your hands.

If they spit when you put them on then they are too wet.

Just finished installing our new woodburning stove, bring on the cold weather:thumbup:

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Originally Posted by markmc

Just finished installing our new woodburning stove, bring on the cold weather:thumbup:

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If the stove is new remember small fires for the first few day. don't get it cherry red on the first burn.....:)
Sat in front of mine at the moment on the lap top. toasty!!

Mines cooking a Goulash right now - clever isn't it?

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

If the stove is new remember small fires for the first few day. don't get it cherry red on the first burn.....:)
Sat in front of mine at the moment on the lap top. toasty!!

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That's right Ian, i have just set a small fire using kindling and opened all the windows in the room too as it don't half smell with been new. Cracking little stove its a firefox 5.

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Originally Posted by millipede

Moisture monitor for logs= too much time on your hands.

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Agreed, but they are academics. When I tell them the wood is too wet they pay no attention, if a digital gizmo tells them it is too wet, they may take notice!