Joeboy wrote: ↑Wed Feb 01, 2023 9:40 pm
that they'll be down to 14% or so quickly. I'll actually try and remember to test maybe tomorrow then see how it is in a couple of months. The surrounding fences are staggered slats (mostly) so air passes quite freely.
That's good, I did wonder how things dried up there, My log store is roofed in transparent polycarbonate corrugated sheets for a bit of solar gain, and yest it gets below 20%in a season.
I have just refilled the bay which I used up in the run up to Xmas, broached the February partition of the second bay a week early.
Met a friendly neighbour while posting a letter and she was telling me about the £300 fine I would get for heating with a wood stove, prompted by a story on the BBC website I think, that led to this:
https://www.which.co.uk/reviews/wood-bu ... quirements
Which contains this paragraph:
"Campaign group Mums for Lungs is calling on the government to take much stricter measures, including:
Phasing out the sale of new wood stoves by 2027 banning the use of wood burners, unless they're the only source of heat in a household
By 2023, labelling wood-burning stoves as harmful
Empowering local authorities to stop unlawful burning obliging owners of wood-burning stoves to register their stoves with the local authority, so that it's easier for local authorities to enforce the rules around them
Launching a public health campaign to raise awareness of the dangers associated with wood-burning stoves. "
I'm still helping a mate as he's in a fair bit of pain so we work together and I do the heavy part of the pollarding. 
