Any wet firewood tricks?
Any tricks to dry out wet (as in damp from rain, not green) firewood? We typically use the dryer pieces and stack the wetter ones around the outside of the fire ring so they can start to dry a bit as...
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westend wrote:
OSB and burning
Interesting article, but some of the claims are not accurate. For instance, it claims there is NO off-gassing of OSB after mfg.
The 'no increase in VOCs' claim doesn't relate to Cooking over it. I'd say the food safety testing would be a bit more stringent than a pollution-volume based statement. It does not say anything about 'different' chemicals/VOCs being released, nor the wood products being compared.
Not trying to stir things ups, but I wouldn't recommend anyone interpreting the article as 'OSB is an acceptable fuel for cooking fires'
I'd probably be fine using it for a bonfire and starting fires, but probably wouldn't cook directly over it. My opinion.
