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9 hours ago, pembswoodrecycling said:

Made an investment yesterday - my very own kindlet.

ive never used one before, is it as simple as putting blocks of wood in one end and collecting Pound notes from the other?!

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I've got 100m³ of western hemlock that would be ideal for kindling, that is looking for a home.

Stackpole area.

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On 20/01/2026 at 22:25, pembswoodrecycling said:

Made an investment yesterday - my very own kindlet.

ive never used one before, is it as simple as putting blocks of wood in one end and collecting Pound notes from the other?!

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I’m led to believe that’s exactly how it works.

You can put whole trees in one end, and if the arse-end is at a garage forecourt you can basically go on holiday for a couple of weeks and come back a millionaire.

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