Wood stove heat

[Nutball]

Hickory smells so good, sometimes I waft some smoke into the room with the stove door.

 

[Cobleskill]

Chesnut Oak was the nicest smelling wood ever for me. Burned exceptional too. Too bad hardly any around here.

 

[Burnham]

The native bitter cherry is the nicest smelling firewood I get.

 

[lxskllr]

Regular black cherry or apple is the best I've noticed. Never burned chestnut oak. They're around. but still living. Hickory's nice too, and I've had black locust that smelled a bit like smoked ham. That was pretty good.

 

[davidwyby]

Mesquite is quite smoky and strong smelling

 

[Altissimus]

Love all the different smoke and smells indoors and out. Except for Poplar and Staghorn Sumac , of course Cherry and Apple love ... best smelling heat is Juneberry. Small trees so it's irregular and random when on the pile

 

[cory]

Great comments but, er, I rarely if ever smell any smoke in the house by stove (while feeding logs etc) nor outside so are you gents talking about campfires?

 

[lxskllr]

My stove needs work. The glass is messed up up front, and I feed it on the side. That causes smoke to puff out when I open the side door. I need to fix it, but keep kicking it down the road. Easiest fix is to block off the windows entirely, but I like seeing what the fire's doing without opening doors. There's a few ways to fix it readily in my skillset. I just need to pick one, and make the time to do it.

 

[cory]

The window is mad key imo

 

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Apple with some hickory, mic drop peace sign Thank you! And have a good night!

 

[Nutball]

Those incense sticks would be a whole lot better if they used hickory or cherry for the stick instead of bamboo.

 

[Nutball]

Mesquite is quite smoky and strong smelling

I use it for smoking meat mixed with other woods. It gives a stronger sharper flavor.

 

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