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The way we stack, and where we stack our firewood is extremely important in ensuring the proper conditions so mold cannot grow. That's why it is recommended to stack and store your wood in a dry, moisture free location, as mold grows in damp and moist environments.
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There is, however, more to mold than just the amount; and that is the colour of the mold. White and green mold are the most typical colours we associate with mold that grows on trees, it’s the most commonly seen mold and is generally not associated with hazardous side effects if dealt with correctly. However, when the mold is black and/or purple in colour, this indicates a more hazardous type of mold and should not been burnt, and should also be extracted from the pile. The way we stack, and where we stack our firewood is extremely important in ensuring the proper conditions so mold cannot grow. That’s why it is recommended to stack and store your wood in a dry, moisture free location, as mold grows in damp and moist environments. So stick to stacking outside, or in a garage or shed, and always try to cover your wood pile with a tarp to keep the elements away. Avoid stacking your wood inside your house as this can cause problems as mold spores become airborne and can travel to other surfaces. When these mold spores are airborne and end up on different surfaces, this is when people typically see problems with their allergies and asthma arise. Placing a few logs beside your fire is generally the best bet – and lets you enjoy the warmth without having to run outside to collect firewood every few hours! We understand that even with our extensive efforts to ensure we are delivering the best, mold-free firewood to you, that there can still be a chance that you’ve been delivered firewood with mold on it. Our promise is to provide you with firewood that we would burn in our own homes – that’s why if you ever encounter mold on your firewood we want to hear from you right away to make sure you have the quality firewood that we constantly aim to deliver on.
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