When I lived in Wisconsin, much of our primary heat was wood heat. Red oak was my favorite because it was relatively easy to split and emitted a high level of BYU's.
There is nothing like to warmth of wood heat, IMO.
When I lived in Wisconsin, much of our primary heat was wood heat. Red oak was my favorite because it was relatively easy to split and emitted a high level of BYU's.
There is nothing like to warmth of wood heat, IMO.
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