AVOID BURNING WOOD WITH HIGH SAP CONTENT / learn Cleaner Burning in stoves with Natural Heating скачать в хорошем качестве

AVOID BURNING WOOD WITH HIGH SAP CONTENT / learn Cleaner Burning in stoves with Natural Heating

In this video, Sarah-Jane Nash at Natural Heating shows you how to look out for pine type woods with high resin content. She burns two small pine logs which are both Approx 15% moisture content in two eco2022 stoves back to back at the same time to show the results The woodman informed us that if a tree is cut late winter, he thinks the sap does not get time to rise evenly through the wood and instead forms a high sap burdened stump / trunk near the base. Despite being dry and giving off extreme heat, this stuff is horrible to burn and give of a mountain of smoke. It burns so hot, it can easily over fire your stove If you ever see lots of wispy black smoke inside your stove but yet the stove is burning mega hot.. check outside at what’s coming out your flue / chimney. You want a clear heat haze - not all this pollution! The problem here is the sap content. If you see these resinous layers, do NOT burn those logs. Typically, it’ll be some kind of pine / cedar type wood… so learn to identify the bark of these and split / check of in doubt before burning Keep your stove and flue clean and clear. It’s our duty to be respectful of what we burn in our stoves and what they do to the environment I ADVOCATE CLEANER BURNING ! Natural Heating Unit 5, Bunns Bank Ind Est Attleborough Norfolk NR17 1QD 01953 452525 Stockists in East Anglia of Hwam, Clock, Charlton & Jenrick, Heta, Termatech, Hunter / Parkray, Dean Forge amongst others This training video was brought to you with help from Carrie and Wioleta (my staff at Natural Heating) and with help from Chris Aldridge and Ben from Frank Aldridge Timber Merchants