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Log Not Catching Fire. It is important to avoid slumbering your log burner and instead burn wood at a moderate temperature with plenty of air flow. Secondly, burning wood at a low temperature can produce more smoke, which can create more pollutants. Ensure you are burning the correct fuel (ie; You’ve brought some logs inside to get a quick fire started…but the fire is struggling to ignite! If pieces of wood within the fire are too far from each other, they’ll burn out. If pieces of wood are too close to each other, they’ll suffocate the fire. Use only seasoned wood to avoid the steam issue mentioned earlier), check the flue. Logs kept at room temperature will always combust far more easily than logs that have been stored in cold outdoor conditions. Our blog offers all the advice you need for how to start a log fire and how to keep a fire going. Finally, if your fire has. New to log burning or just want to level up your log burner lighting game?

Secondly, burning wood at a low temperature can produce more smoke, which can create more pollutants. If pieces of wood within the fire are too far from each other, they’ll burn out. Ensure you are burning the correct fuel (ie; New to log burning or just want to level up your log burner lighting game? Use only seasoned wood to avoid the steam issue mentioned earlier), check the flue. You’ve brought some logs inside to get a quick fire started…but the fire is struggling to ignite! It is important to avoid slumbering your log burner and instead burn wood at a moderate temperature with plenty of air flow. Logs kept at room temperature will always combust far more easily than logs that have been stored in cold outdoor conditions. If pieces of wood are too close to each other, they’ll suffocate the fire. Our blog offers all the advice you need for how to start a log fire and how to keep a fire going.

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Log Not Catching Fire Our blog offers all the advice you need for how to start a log fire and how to keep a fire going. Use only seasoned wood to avoid the steam issue mentioned earlier), check the flue. Secondly, burning wood at a low temperature can produce more smoke, which can create more pollutants. Finally, if your fire has. Logs kept at room temperature will always combust far more easily than logs that have been stored in cold outdoor conditions. It is important to avoid slumbering your log burner and instead burn wood at a moderate temperature with plenty of air flow. If pieces of wood within the fire are too far from each other, they’ll burn out. New to log burning or just want to level up your log burner lighting game? You’ve brought some logs inside to get a quick fire started…but the fire is struggling to ignite! Ensure you are burning the correct fuel (ie; If pieces of wood are too close to each other, they’ll suffocate the fire. Our blog offers all the advice you need for how to start a log fire and how to keep a fire going.