- Is kiln-dried birch better than a grocery store bundle?
- Usually yes. Kiln drying removes most of the moisture, so the wood catches quickly and produces less smoke and creosote than damp bundles. Grocery bundles are often wet and slow to light.
- How many fires will one box give me?
- Expect a few short fire pit or fireplace sessions, not a full evening of heat. The box is small and the split pieces are thin, so buy several boxes for a long burn.
- Will the logs fit my fireplace or fire pit?
- The logs run 16 to 18 inches long and 1 to 3 inches across, which fits most standard fireplaces, wood stoves and fire pits. Measure your firebox if it is unusually shallow.
- Is this wood good for cooking?
- It works for campfire cooking, but birch gives a mild flavor. For stronger smoke flavor, hickory, oak or apple wood are better choices.
- Does it come with a fire starter or kindling?
- No. The box contains split birch firewood only, so you will need your own kindling, paper or starter to get the fire going.
- How should I store it before burning?
- Keep the box or loose logs in a dry spot off the ground, such as a garage or covered porch. Kiln-dried wood reabsorbs moisture if left out in rain.
- Where is the Wilson Birch Split Firewood - Seasoned Natural Kiln Dried Fireplace, Fire Pit, Bonfire Logs (Regular) cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $36.99, 29% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Wilson Birch Split Firewood - Seasoned Natural Kiln Dried Fireplace, Fire Pit, Bonfire Logs (Regular)?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Wilson Birch Split Firewood - Seasoned Natural Kiln Dried Fireplace, Fire Pit, Bonfire Logs (Regular)?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Walmart, Michaels Stores, Wilson Evergreens, eBay.