Posted in woods and logs on Nov 7th, 2008 No Comments »
What if you knew how to make normal-sized firework records would be more effective and longer lasting?
What if I knew a way to make normal-sized artificial fire logs that burn hotter and more than 12 hours instead of the usual 3? Is this a manufactured product sold? Especially to countries in Eastern Europe and [...]
Posted in woods and logs on Apr 25th, 2008 No Comments »
Wood is a willow tree wood properly?
My weeping willow tree is dead. I have a fireplace and want to cut for firewood.
Wilow wet-wet-wet wood when first cut. Split Cut and dry for at least 12 months prior to recording or have stinky mess. This is of a soft fibrous so it can [...]
Posted in accessories and other on Jan 25th, 2008 No Comments »
where can I get a good weapon? not paintball or airsoft but friggin bullets?
I have a .22 rifle, but I get bored I want a shotgun or firearm sniper or something that. I love to shoot a wood and I have a rat problem so something horrible to shoot the critters with. They keep [...]
Posted in woods and logs on Sep 6th, 2006 No Comments »
What is the best way to start a wood stove fire?
What is the best way to start a stove fire. What has worked for you?
Hi Brent, I love the wood stove fire, worth seeing (romantic), and wonderful for home heating. Here are the 2 forms that work best for me, a preferential [...]
Posted in accessories and other on Feb 19th, 2005 No Comments »
I have no idea how to use my fireplace. Do I have to buy a gas log or wood burning regulated?
Well, I do not want to burn regular wood, I like the smell, and I do not want to smoke my house, walls, etc. I think I need to buy a gas log, but [...]
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