- Is kiln-dried firewood better than seasoned wood?
- Kiln drying removes more moisture than air seasoning, so the logs light more easily and burn hotter with less smoke. Seasoned wood can be fine, but its moisture varies and it needs months of proper stacking.
- Will 16-inch logs fit my stove or fire pit?
- Most wood stoves, inserts and fire pits take 16-inch logs, so these should fit without cutting. Measure your firebox first if it is a small or older model.
- How much firewood is in a 20 lb bag?
- Expect roughly a few hours of burning, depending on the stove and how hot you run it. It is sized for an evening or two, not for a full winter.
- Do I need to season it further before burning?
- No. Kiln-dried wood is ready to burn on arrival. Keep the bag dry until use, since reabsorbed moisture undoes the benefit.
- Is it suitable for cooking over an open fire?
- Kiln-dried hardwood burns hot and clean, which works well for campfires and grills. Avoid wood with visible bark treatments or additives if you plan to cook directly over the flames.
- How should I store the bag?
- Keep it off the ground in a dry, covered spot with airflow around it. Stack or lean the logs rather than leaving them in a sealed bag in the rain.
- Where is the TBT-2001 Kiln Dried cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $8.98, as of our latest check.