Burning ash wood

[Guest]

Evening I am just wondering I have some ash wood that has been indoors for 4 days now would it be ok to burn now?

 

 

 

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[Stubby]

When was it cut and split and was it green when it was felled or was it dead standing ?.......Or is this a wind up ?

[Guest]

It was felled last Friday and cut and split, and has been stored under cover since

 

 

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[Stubby]

It was felled last Friday and cut and split, and has been stored under cover since

 

 

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Living ( green ) or dead standing ?

[Breezeblock]

It was felled last Friday and cut and split, and has been stored under cover since

 

 

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stick it in the oven for an hour at gas mark 8 it'll be fine

[Guest]

Living green

 

 

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[Mick Dempsey]

You can burn it green if you have to.

[spandit]

Won't give out much heat green. Best save it for next year

[Stubby]

Won't give out much heat green. Best save it for next year

 

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[Gary Prentice]

Evening I am just wondering I have some ash wood that has been indoors for 4 days now would it be ok to burn now?

 

 

 

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Probably won't be dry yet?

 

 

You can try splitting it and then testing the moisture content, on the new split face, but I don't think it would have seasoned much in four days.