Anyone who heats with a wood stove knows that the experience is completely different from typical central heating. It’s not for everyone, though, and it’s certainly not without its trade-offs.

It’s particularly difficult for those who rely on a wood stove to escape the feeling that perhaps most of that hard-won heat may be whistling up the chimney rather than keeping them warm.

Rising energy prices have made more people think about ways to save on energy bills, such as wondering when is a good time to put their central heating on. High costs are making some households ...

With winter well underway and inflationary pressures still high, you might be wondering: which is a cheaper way to heat your home — a wood burning stove or central heating? The U.S. Energy ...

DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- When it's cold outside many of us may resort to using supplemental heat ... wood for fuel, not green wood, artificial logs, or trash. Keep air inlets on wood stoves open ...

There's nothing cosier than hearing the crackle of a real fire when it's cold outside. And while you may consider yourself a seasoned fire starter, you might not be using the best wood for your ...

The former Lothian MSP said wood-burning stoves can provide a renewable low-carbon source of heating. It puts him ... reach net zero and that standards of insulation and other technology in ...