Connifers worth seasoning and keeping?

[Farmerdowling]

I burn anything thats free

 

[face cord]

Keeps me warm in the winter

 

Don't tell everyone its good or nobody will want rid of it for free anymore

 

Will pay for it also if a decent load, everthing down to 1 inch diameter branches gets saved, I use billhook to sned all thoose fiddly mutlistems etc.

[doobin]

Good god no, I absoutely refuse to burn anything other than hardwood in my exceptionally expensive Scandinavian designed stove!

[hazzygawa]

I am a wood snob and usually only burn the best but thought I would lower myself and come down a few classes to lower class and burn a bit of conifer.

I don't have a problem with it at all. It burns well. Actually the only problem I have is with a bit of resin getting on the remote control then in the kitchen then etc…

[stuartyg]

i have been keeping my fire going for the last 3 months on free offcuts from b&q

the best stuff is chipboard posts things they use to deliver sheet wood instead of pallets,easy to snap to length required, burns hot and hardley any ash and free,mdf is also good in open fire no sparks,

[nepia]

Real MDF? My understanding was that the glues contain horrible things like benzene derivatives. Benzene and its related compounds are carcinogenic.

[craigblues]

i have been keeping my fire going for the last 3 months on free offcuts from b&q

the best stuff is chipboard posts things they use to deliver sheet wood instead of pallets,easy to snap to length required, burns hot and hardley any ash and free,mdf is also good in open fire no sparks,

 

You been raiding their bins then..