@aaronsbitofeverything: can you burn coal in a wood stove? #woodstove #woodheat #coalheat #aaronbelk

mpeele1991 :

Bituminous coal does better than anthracite if it’s a wood heater 😂

eh199870 :

Funny we only had coal growing up. Wood burning stoves are a relatively new thing for us

Scottish Boyz :

I thought wood was ‘dirtier’ than coal when it comes to chimneys . 🇬🇧 we start a fire with coal and then add wood later 💗💗💗

Dylan Stark :

What happened with the fancy wood?

Aegis 219 :

its not that it burns hot. it just burns long... and dirty

Lodeso3 :

How long did it burn?

matthewcm88 :

Total Stranger :

different coal regions have different types of coal, either a high BTU or low BTU, some would would make blinkers and some burn to nothing but ash, always liked the smell of coal in the stove.

Ruby19 :

One big chunk and stays warm all night

Christen :

Your set up is so interesting! You even have the old school accordion 🪗 blower thingy!

Davie :

Bed of coal with wood on top to reduces the smoke.

Rose :

Absolutely adore having my coal fire! Heats our entire house daily during the winter months.

Lee :

The wood in your country and the way you age it 👌👏

mrfredsdiy :

That seems like a lot

Ricky Toefoki :

good for cooking

mpeele1991 :

Bituminous coal does better than anthracite if it’s a wood heater 😂

matthewcm88 :

matthewcm88 :

LouLou :

How you never seen coal , my dad was a coal miner in the 1980s

Michelle :

I used to dig it up as a kid on the property my parent's bought from the railroad. Back in the day of steam trains, the property across from my parents had a big water tower to refill trains, and a coal chute of some sort, later it had an underground diesel tank. The line fell out of service in the 1960s. When we bought the property we dug up the tank lots of pieces of coal in the soil. I wish I could find pics of some of that stuff but it was all removed long before my parents were even born.

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in uk we use more coal than wood

matthewcm88 :

pete :

The reason not to use coal is the high temp output could warp the metal of the stove.

AlastorAlpha :

you need a vent pipe!!!! GAHHHHHH

matthewcm88 :