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may burn too hot. This will cause the operator to restrict the air supply to the stove to cool the fire.
“The problem is not the wood, but how the appliance is operated." Wengert said.
The fuel supply, not the air. should be reduced when the operator has dry wood and the need for only a little heat.
“With wet wood, excess air is required to keep the fire eoing, so- usually-there is Enough oxygen. TheYlsk with wet wood is that the flue and chimney may be cool and condensation could occur with any unburned gases.
“This would be likely in an
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