Did time get away from you this year? It’s officially the start of Autumn and you don’t have any firewood cut. I cringe when I hear people talking about still cutting wood for winter. At this point, it is really too late to expect wood to season properly. One of the most common reasons people have trouble burning firewood, is that it is not dry. This causes creosote build up in the chimney, increasing the chance of a chimney fire. Burning wood that is too high in moisture content causes energy to be used to dry the wood instead of for heating your home..
BIO BLOCK Firewood Is Convenient For Any Lifestyle!
Firewood is time consuming to process. It requires handling multiple times; from chopping, splitting, stacking and finally carrying it into your home. Getting enough wood put away for winter can take time away from family activities. Burning BIO BLOCKS is an easy, stress-free way to keep your home warm, without a huge time commitment.
According to a study from the University of Buffalo, the moisture content in BIO BLOCKS is only 8.5%. This is why it burns so hot and produces very few ashes. We heat 24/7 in our home and clean ashes 2 – 3 times a year – another time saver!
In our area, the weather is abnormally warm this fall. It is easy to forget how miserable it will be to go out in freezing temperatures, in wind and snow to get wet wood. I really enjoy having BIO BLOCKS stacked in my garage during the heating season. One pallet of BIO BLOCKS (1 ton) does not take up much space. It’s so convenient to have BIO BLOCKS stored inside.
Compared to traditional cordwood, BIO BLOCKS are very clean. I never have to worry about mice hiding in my BIO BLOCKS in the garage, or insects coming in the house, like you do with firewood. Obviously, there is not bark and mold on BIO BLOCKS either! BIO BLOCKS are processed through a tumbler, which shakes off extra sawdust before being packaged.
Plan How TO Heat Your Home This Winter
If you have never burned BIO BLOCKS before, why don’t you try a few 12 packs? People that have used them, often tell me they will never go back to firewood or another brand of compressed blocks again. I often hear how happy they are with the consistent burn that BIO BLOCKS provide. If you heat your home with a wood burner, you may want to purchase a pallet of BIO BLOCKS (1 ton) which is equivalent to 1 1/2 cords of firewood. This is the time of year to plan how you will heat your home. Stock up on BIO BLOCKS, while the supply is plentiful, before the winter months.
