Providing fuel for a wood burner - charge or free?
31-05-2022
07:44 PM

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31-05-2022
07:44 PM
Providing fuel for a wood burner - charge or free?
Ours is a small cottage with electric heaters and a wood burner in the main room. Until now I’ve provided an amount of wood and asked guests to buy more, if needed, from the local store.
I’ve always kept a store of wood in the garden shed with no problems. This past winter guests have taken to helping themselves in a big way.
How do others manage the cost and use of solid fuel?
31-05-2022
07:44 PM
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31-05-2022
07:49 PM

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31-05-2022
07:49 PM
@Jacky188 A lock on the shed would be a good start!
Depending on where/how you source your wood it may save you a fortune in electricity to supply free wood.
31-05-2022
07:49 PM

