[Rose]

I’ve used both and kiln-dried definitely gives a cleaner chimney and more steady heat. For even easier handling, I now burn premium pellets from OneStopFuel – they’re efficient and leave almost no ash. Well worth the extra cost to me.

[Rose]

I’ve used both and found kiln-dried burns cleaner and leaves less creosote, but the price difference adds up fast. For occasional fires, maybe worth it—for daily winter heating, seasoned wood seems fine. Anyone else find the extra cost pays off only in certain setups?

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