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What a rip. If you were nearby I'd give you a dozen cords worth of Noble fir. It is not great firewood but it's a lot better than that mess.

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I haven't used much fir in the fireplace because of the creosote issue. What I have used burns fast and smokes and pops quite a bit. With the woodstove I'd think the burning of gases will keep the creosote and smoke way down so I'm planning on using it up.

You can't argue with mostly free heat

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Part of buying a business is to perform due diligence. Any bad will discovered should have been factored into the purchase price. Reviews posted before a change of ownership are not invalidated by the change so why should history be rewritten?

A better way to approach it would be for the new owners to apologize and work to satisfy customers that have been mistreated in the past and, perhaps, gain them as new customers. Doing so would be more productive than complaining to them about their reaction to being screwed.

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What a rip. If you were nearby I'd give you a dozen cords worth of Noble fir. It is not great firewood but it's a lot better than that mess.

I haven't used much fir in the fireplace because of the creosote issue. What I have used burns fast and smokes and pops quite a bit. With the woodstove I'd think the burning of gases will keep the creosote and smoke way down so I'm planning on using it up. You can't argue with mostly free heat

I haven't used much fir in the fireplace because of the creosote issue. What I have used burns fast and smokes and pops quite a bit. With the woodstove I'd think the burning of gases will keep the creosote and smoke way down so I'm planning on using it up.

You can't argue with mostly free heat