Operating procedures for starting a fire in a wood stove
Abstract
"People who are dissatisfied with wood stoves say they're dissatisfied because of the hassles and problems they have when starting fires in them. Starting a fire in a wood stove is a considerable undertaking when compared to starting a fire in a gas or oil furnace. They require only turning up the thermostat. To obtain the best results in starting a wood fire, you should have a well thought-out 'standard operating procedure.'"--First page.
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