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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AO_hitech wrote:AO_hitech wrote:oilslick wrote:
Google upside down fire.
Thanks for that. I will HAVE to try that next time!
I tried this on our last camping trick and all I can say is wow! Almost starts itself, just need to light a single piece of paper and your done. You do need to make sure you have the right amount of kindling, but that's it. Burns nice and hot, much less smoke. The fire will burn for hours unattended. We also used less wood. I'll never build a fire "right-side up" again. :D
I'm glad you tried it, it really is amazing, a fireman showed me some years ago and I couldn't believe how well it works.
