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Are pine trees and pine wood as good as other firewood?
I"m trimming a pine tree that has branches** that have been dead for about 2 years, and I would put the branches in my firewood stack except I have the impression that the pine resin and whatever leaves drops of "honey" underneath the branches would cause more creosote in my chimney than other firewood. My chimney is metal. Am I right at all? Has the resin disappeared somehow in 2 years? What about used pine 2x4s? They are a lot older than 2 years, but are they as good as other firewood? Thanks. **FWIW, the branches are 3/4 inch to 3 inches thick. |
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