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beep_check t1_j6wg0pj wrote
Reply to comment by zarnov in Anyone else use the top down method for starting your wood stove? by zarnov
the key that I've found is to put the biggest logs on the bottom, and using smaller pieces as you go up the stack
by the time you get to the top the pieces should be pencil sized, with a little bit of tinder at the top to get it going
beep_check t1_j6ujx1v wrote
when your wood is nice and dry, you can light a top down fire with a match and no paper.
the result is smoke free, apart from any birch bark you might have topped it off with.
beep_check t1_j2sexxx wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Burlington had 5 murders in 2022, the most since 1960 by BoringAccountName78
they also have 8.8M people as of 2020.
if your numbers on nyc homicide rates are correct that's
2.2 x 365 / 8.8M x 100000
9.1 murders per annum per 100,000 people
while burlington's number is
5 / 44,890 x 100000
11.1
beep_check t1_j2s1zys wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Burlington had 5 murders in 2022, the most since 1960 by BoringAccountName78
but Burlington is not a "major city"
the city council cut 33% of the police force with no reallocation of funding for public safety. crime is way up in Burlington as a direct result of this foolish move by amateur politicians.
beep_check t1_j6wg8hr wrote
Reply to comment by whaletacochamp in Anyone else use the top down method for starting your wood stove? by zarnov
i often start my fire with a propane torch too. you can still get a fire going with very little smoke that way.
i don't think the torch saves much time, but it's easier than assembling a proper stack.