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Is Poplar Fire Wood Worth The Effort / Off Grid Living In A Tiny House
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2020
- This channel will teach you the Good, Bad, and Reality of Off Grid Living, minimalistic living, tiny camper, tiny house, frugal living.
After spending three years traveling the country, Carolyn and I (Rob) settled down in Missouri to live off the grid in a tiny house. Watch as we transition living in our truck camper into a tiny house we are building
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Poplar Fire Wood
I talked about firewood with my dad this morning and he loved poplar wood. It filled in real nice at the beginning and end of winters (Canadian winters) and he kept the hardest woods for the coldest part of winter and for the nights. It was a real good decision since we didn't have loads of money to have just the hard wood. And I can't say we had anything to complain about... Except the cold house in the morning that anyone with a wood stove know about 😆
Poplar wood is GREAT kindling wood. Awesome way to “start” the fire and then use other wood to sustain it! SMART MOVE!!! Hugs to your wife!!!
I have a friend who doesn't care what kind of wood she gets as long as it's free. Where I live there is arborvitae lining the property. When one falls over I cut it up and give it to her. Unlike you I have many tools. Ryobi for facility maintenance and EGO for yard tools. I use them for side jobs and to help those who need it. I admire your ability to work online to produce income.
For me there are always weeds that grow and grass to mow. Holes to patch and paint to match. I get satisfaction from a job well done and knowing that people are happy with the job that has been done. I appreciate that you are debt free and trying to save on expenses. I am working on eradicating the four letter word debt from my life. Keep up the good work. Have an excellent day.
Free wood is much better than being cold, regardless of what kind it is
I've been watching your videos for over a year. I thought I was a subscriber. Well, I am as of today. Please tell you're lovely wife I said hello.
Hey... thank you very much. She says hi
No worries. Just thought I would say hi
@@LittleHouseOffGrid Thank you and I appreciate you. I guess I should drop in more. This summer I was having a warm issue in my little garden do you have any ideas about how to solve this issue for me?
Not really. I am really sorry I can't help
Hello from hot SWFL. I’m pretty sure you guys will stay warm this winter. Keep on keeping on. Have a good day
Hey, any free wood is good! So glad you got it.
Yes! Thank you!
A penny saved is a penny earned
I use poplar to start a good quick fire, and when I'm around the stove during the day. I mostly burn white oak, especially in the evening, but I take poplar too on purpose for the reasons stated above.
I've been burning poplar for years and they're great so long as they are dried. So no it's not a waste of time.
I got 3 stihl saws 2 of them almost 30 years old, you ain't gonna hurt them using them
Good planning. Well thought out. Be safe and well!
Burn the Poplar during the warmer days and during the awakening times. Use oak/maple/birch at night to pack the stove for overnight. I burn dried pine during the day especially to heat the cabin quickly. Burns fast and a lot of heat. Fill it with hard wood for overnight.
Oasha orange is the best but it spits and sparks like crazy
oak locus maple osha orange very good wood
I'm super happy today! We got our first rain in over two weeks! Made it cooler too!👍 Keep living your dream!! ( Small twigs good for making plant trellis!)
Thank you! You too!
It's nice to see you living your dream. Enjoy it and stay healthy and happy
Thanks for sharing
lot better than pine
big brush pile set match to it to get ride of the junk
I was told poplar drys fast
Jamaica 🇯🇲 here good afternoon 🌞 I don’t know much about wood but I don’t know I see how you can loose at this would you start a business in wood? Don’t know much lol
poplar wood is ok if its free
Free BTU’s, burns better than snowballs!
Homemade pizza sounds delicious
Hope you will subscribe
Haven't heard from you on a long time
@@rob1788 Hey Rob! I've been spending a lot of time on Twitter.
Sorry... this is Rob from little House Off Grid.
Should forget about building the 5000 dollar shed. You and your wife are clearly doing great without it and happy. Why complicate things by spending more. If it's not broke don't fix.
You are the first person in the 3 years doing UA-cam to tell me NOT to spend money. Lol