How Do You Know if Firewood is Dry Enough To Burn
You will get the most from your firewood and firepit if the wood is dry when you want to light a fire. Firewood is considered dry and ready-to-use when its moisture is less than 18%. The moisture p...
Should I Cover Fresh-Cut Firewood?
Keeping fresh-cut firewood on your property year-round is essential to maintain the ability to enjoy a nice campfire any time on a whim. Whether you have recently purchased firewood or have been c...
What is the Difference Between a Campfire and a Bonfire?
Bonfires and campfires are both fall staples. While these words may sometimes be used interchangeably, they are actually different types of fire that serve different purposes.
We’re here to break down the basics of building a fire, whether you’re doing it at the campsite or in your backyard. More good news: Walden’s fire accessories make the process even easier, just abo...
Why Does My Firewood Burn So Fast?
Why are Logs Are Burning Fast in My Campfire? There are many reasons why your logs might burn too fast. Here are some of the most common reasons why and, more importantly, what you can do about it....
What's the Best Wood to Burn in a Campfire
We think you will probably agree when we say that nothing beats an outdoor adventure that includes a campfire. Whether you are building a campfire for warmth while roughing it in the woods or gathe...
How to Build a Smoke-Free Fire
Smoky fires are the bane of many autumn evenings, leading to an endless game of musical chairs as the wind shifts and sends thick smoke drifting your way. The good news is that thanks to science, y...
