Burning Wet Wood Vs Drywood. However, this isn’t the only downside of using wet wood. The chiminea on the left is burning wet wood and producing more smoke.
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1.824oz is the weight of the water added to the water soaked chunk. The water soaked chunk increased in weight by 53%. The right chiminea is burning certainly wood kiln dried logs and produces much less smoke with a cleaner burn and more heat output.
The Right Chiminea Is Burning Certainly Wood Kiln Dried Logs And Produces Much Less Smoke With A Cleaner Burn And More Heat Output.
However, this isn’t the only downside of using wet wood. 3.872oz is the weight of the dry chunk. By knocking on the wood you will both feel the rigidity of the wood, but more specifically hear a difference in sound when comparing wet wood to dry wood.
The Chiminea On The Left Is Burning Wet Wood And Producing More Smoke.
Wet wood will be quiet. 1.824oz is the weight of the water added to the water soaked chunk. (feel) wet wood is excessively heavy, where as dry wood will be lighter, and easier.
The Water Soaked Chunk Increased In Weight By 53%.
3.456oz is the weight of the wet chunk before soaking in water. 5.28oz is the weight of the water soaked chunk. Whereas dry wood will be loud, and deflect your hand quicker.