This is how I check the moisture content of firewood before I sell it. Firewood should be below 20% moisture for use in home heating wood stoves. My preferred content is around 13 to 15% but you can burn anything under 20% in your wood stove.I use this meter to check the moisture of the firewood: https://amzn.to/3vtdDwU - Outdoor and Sports - 41465CountryWoodProducts

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This is how I check the moisture content of firewood before I sell it. Firewood should be below 20% moisture for use in home heating wood stoves. My preferred content is around 13 to 15% but you can burn anything under 20% in your wood stove.

I use this meter to check the moisture of the firewood:
https://amzn.to/3vtdDwU

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