Gather a good supply of newspaper. Crumple and layer them at the bottom of your stove as a quick-to-light base.
Use dry branches, trimmings, or firewood chunks as kindling. Arrange over the newspaper in the stove.
Build a structure with your kindling over the newspaper. Lay the first layer back to front, then crosswise on top, ensuring good air flow and surface area exposure.
Start with smaller split pieces of wood, then add larger ones as the fire grows. Keep the stove door open initially for oxygen, then close and monitor.
Once the fire is established, close the stove door. Monitor the flue temperature and adjust the air intake as necessary.
By following these steps, you'll be able to start a fire in your wood stove efficiently and safely. Practice makes perfect, and soon you'll master the art of fire starting.
Description The True North TN10 Wood Stove is a compact and efficient heating solution, ideal for small spaces such as cabins, bedrooms, or occasio...
View full detailsDescription The True North TN20 Wood Stove, available at Burning Wood Emporium, is a powerful and efficient wood-burning stove designed to deliver ...
View full detailsDescription The TN25c Wood Stove is a powerful and efficient heating solution for homes or mobile installations. Designed to be user-friendly, it f...
View full detailsDescription The SW2.0 Wood Stove, proudly offered by Burning Wood Emporium, is a high-performance heating solution designed to deliver powerful hea...
View full detailsDescription The SW1.2 Wood Stove, proudly offered by Burning Wood Emporium, delivers a perfect balance of efficiency, durability, and timeless char...
View full details
Leave a comment