I have the outside wood furnace I use in place of electric in house during winter months. Works great but found at times I did not get up in time to save the fire from going out. For at times the wood burns up and leaves very little hot ashes to start another fire. So what I do is buy those large fire place logs. Cut them in 1/4 pieces and tie each one up in plastic bag to keep them from drying out to much. Then when I find I have little to start the fire back up are I want it to start up faster. I put one of them quarter fire logs in and a little torch bottle I keep to start it quick. Works out great and I have fire quickly. For in the early mornings you may not want to get that ole tired body up and go stoke the fire. This really saves me time and gets my fire going good. A few friends have now change to doing as I do. They were throwing diesel on the logs and old oil trying to get it to fire quicker.
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