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1. fireplaceadviser.com › can-you-burn-sumac-woodCan You Burn Sumac Wood? | Essential Considerations

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   Can You Burn Sumac Wood? Yes, you can burn sumac wood; however, it is not considered good firewood. Sumac wood typically has a lower energy content (BTU) and a high moisture content, resulting in increased smoke and sparking. Sumac tends to burn quickly, requiring frequent additions of wood to maintain a fire, which can be inconvenient.

2. www.gardenguides.com › 12003626-can-i-burn-sumac-treesGarden Guides | Can I Burn Sumac Trees?

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   21. Feb. 2017 · Use sumac trees for firewood, rather than shrubs, and allow it to season for at least one year prior to use. Sumac probably won't put out a lot of heat. Use it to start a fast-burning fire in combination with hard woods, which will generate more heat.

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4. www.firewood-for-life.com › burning-sumac-or-white-pineBurning Sumac or White Pine - Firewood For Life

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   The wood contains too high of a moisture content to dry out in a short amount of time, the amount of heat produced when burning is negligible and it is difficult to tell poisonous from non-poisonous varieties when the Sumacs are dormant or not flowering. So pretty much any other type of wood besides White Pine and Sumac are fair game.

5. www.goodhousekeeping.com › kinds-of-wood-not-to-burn8 Kinds of Wood You Not to Burn - Bad Firewood You Should Never...

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   13. Juli 2018 · Watch out for any wood covered with vines. Burning poison ivy, poison sumac, poison oak, or pretty much anything else with "poison" in the name releases the irritant oil urushiol into the...

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7. www.wood-database.com › sumacSumac | The Wood Database (Hardwood)

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   Sumac (Rhus typhina) Common Name (s): Sumac, Staghorn Sumac. Scientific Name: Rhus spp. (Rhus typhina) Distribution: Northeastern United States. Tree Size: 30-40 ft (10-12 m) tall, 6-12 in (15-30 cm) trunk diameter. Average Dried Weight: 33 lbs/ft 3 (530 kg/m 3) Specific Gravity (Basic, 12% MC): .45, .53.

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8. www.hearth.com › talk › threadsAnyone burn Sumac???? | Hearth.com Forums Home

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   27. Feb. 2007 · As far as firewood? I say burn it all! We just throw it into a big pile for a bonfire, although my friend will occaisionally grab some of the bigger stuff- he burns year-round for cooking and hot water, so it works out for him.

9. burlybeaver.com › firewood-best-to-worstFirewood Best to Worst: Chart Ranking 15 Common Species

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   1. Black Locust. Overview. Black Locust is arguably THE best type of firewood you can burn for heating. It has an exceptional heat output. In addition, Black Locust produces minimal smoke and high-quality coals capable of burning through the night. Standard Burn Qualities. Heat Output (BTUs): 29.3. Amount of Smoke: Low. Spark Output: Medium.