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Re: "Ready in a few weeks..." Is that BS

Post by Maine Coast Firewood » December 21st, 2011, 4:13 am

Unless that wood is being placed in a kiln your probably getting green wood.

Split hardwood will need to sit for at least six good summer months in the open sun to bring it somewhere close to 20% moisture content.

You can check our website out for additional information www.mainecoastfirewood.com or www.woodheat.org

"Ready in a few weeks..." Is that BS

Post by Guest » December 1st, 2011, 10:57 am

Went to the local firewood retailer and asked for a cord of wood. Was told they didn't have any ready now. When I did not want to order an alternate type of wood I was told they had some there, but it would not be ready for a few weeks. I thought wood had to dry out for a few weeks, how could it be ready in weeks time?

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