You and your partner sitting in front of a fireplace sipping coffee, it’s a cozy and romantic feeling. However, you can get this feeling only when you are using well-dried firewood. It should be wood that produces more heat and less smoke and ash. Moreover, you don't want it to burn in no time. So, when you are purchasing or storing firewood, you want to make sure that it provides the warm experience you want. The amount of heat your firewood can produce depends on tree species, moisture content, size and quantity of wood. If you are buying from any random supplier, he cannot guarantee the quality or performance of the firewood. After determining the quantity, you should learn about the type of wood (hardwood or softwood), maximum moisture content, maximum cross section and log length. This way, you can determine whether the firewood can meet your needs and expectations or not. Buy Local Even when firewood tree species grown in some other region is better than the local ...