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How much wood for a fireplace to last a day? |
We live in SW MO & the rain has turned to sleet and ice, with snow coming after that. We live out of the city limits in wooded sub. We stand a good chance of losing power. I wanted to know how much wood do I need for one whole day? I have wood outside, I just wanted to make sure I have enough. I'd go ahead and buy a cord of wood. Winter is just starting and you will surely use it all before winter is over. Always have more than you tend to use. That way you will always have enough. It really all depends on the wood, hard woods burn longer and hotter than soft woods. It also depends on the size of the fire. This is a tough one, because fireplaces are not very efficient in their present form. Before I installed an insert in mine, we ran thru about 15-20 good chunks a day, and the heat output was lousy at best. Most of the heat in a fireplace is lost thru the chimney. Expect this to be a minimum as you are getting into a lot colder weather both during the day and at night. Don't forget to inspect and clean your chimney if you haven't since last year. Bee hives and bird nests will block the airflow. Hope this helps |
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