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Original 1976 The Earth Stove How To Use Wood Stoves (And Use Them Safely!) (Vintage Collectible)
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Original 1976 The Earth Stove How To Use Wood Stoves (And Use Them Safely!) (Vintage Collectible - Very Good Condition)
Product Details:
- Format: Manual
- Binding: Tri-Fold
- Title:The Earth Stove How To Use Wood Stoves (And Use Them Safely!)
- Author: Earth Stove Midwest General Energy, Inc.
- Publisher: Earth Stove Midwest General Energy, Inc.
- Year Published: 1976
- Sku: MDAPUM00143
- Condition: (Vintage Collectible - Very Good Condition). Minor Wear & Aging On Cover. Binding Square & Tight. No Underlining, Notes or Highlighting. Ships Same Day. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
Contents:
Using Wood Stoves
Starting a fire
Getting a stove to draw
Rekindling a small fire
Heating: Life cycle of a fire
Moderating a fire
Taming a stove that won’t shut down
Holding a fire overnight
Keeping a small fire
Incinerating
Stove Safety
Stove Use
Location & Installation
Maintenance
What to do with ashes
According to the book: “The Complete Book of Heating WIth Wood” by Larry Gay, “Our forests and wood lots can yield 160 million cords of wood annually, enough for everhome, figuring that the average home requires about 5 cords a year. Gay says “You can pay $50 a cord or more for firewood and it’s still cheaper than electricity, oil or gas.”
:: Price: $17.50
Product Details:
- Format: Manual
- Binding: Tri-Fold
- Title:The Earth Stove How To Use Wood Stoves (And Use Them Safely!)
- Author: Earth Stove Midwest General Energy, Inc.
- Publisher: Earth Stove Midwest General Energy, Inc.
- Year Published: 1976
- Sku: MDAPUM00143
- Condition: (Vintage Collectible - Very Good Condition). Minor Wear & Aging On Cover. Binding Square & Tight. No Underlining, Notes or Highlighting. Ships Same Day. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
Contents:
Using Wood Stoves
Starting a fire
Getting a stove to draw
Rekindling a small fire
Heating: Life cycle of a fire
Moderating a fire
Taming a stove that won’t shut down
Holding a fire overnight
Keeping a small fire
Incinerating
Stove Safety
Stove Use
Location & Installation
Maintenance
What to do with ashes
According to the book: “The Complete Book of Heating WIth Wood” by Larry Gay, “Our forests and wood lots can yield 160 million cords of wood annually, enough for everhome, figuring that the average home requires about 5 cords a year. Gay says “You can pay $50 a cord or more for firewood and it’s still cheaper than electricity, oil or gas.”
:: Price: $17.50
