SEASONING FIREWOOD - HOW TO TELL IF YOUR WOOD IS DRY

Seasoned vs. unseasoned firewood - how to know if firewood is dry
Linked below is my video on the best ways to season firewood.
Characteristics of wet/ green and dry firewood and how to tell if firewood is seasoned. Demonstrated to help you distinguish between the two, I show a few ways to help you determine whether firewood is wet (sometimes called "green") or dry/ seasoned. Not mentioned in the video is that the wood will be significantly lighter when dry. Make sure your firewood is properly seasoned before burning so that you don't lose on your investment. Wet wood steams as the water boils away and the steam carries away heat with it, not to mention the lack of heat because the wood can't get up to temperature properly.
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[@benholler1389]

Decent video but why not mention the simplest and most accurate method of checking moisture content? Moisture meters are cheap and plenty accurate enough when used properly for firewood. And it doesn't rely on very subjective interpretation of things like look or sound

[@OntarioFirewoodResource]

I will make a video about moisture meters. Not everyone has one or will buy one so it's good to know how to tell when you dont have one. I do have one but I dont need it anymore because of my experience and seasoning rotation. Also, I dont want to have to split logs open again to get inside the wood to do a proper test.