We recently took the Guide Gear Outdoor Wood Burning Stove on a camping trip and were ... but it could be bothersome in a small tent or other enclosed space. We also found that the stove required ...

In addition, I spent two winters in a log cabin with only a wood-burning ... your wood stove as a main heating source or for supplemental heat in the winter. In general, a small wood stove can ...

are small enough to enter your bloodstream and travel around the body. This means they could impact other organs, including your brain and liver. However, the amount of PM2.5 (and other particulates) ...

Wood burning stoves also release particulate matter (PM). These include particulates of carbon and tar, which are small enough to be suspended in the air. PM can be carried by the wind and settle on ...

Wood is usually more economical than other fuels. It’s renewable, so it’s more environmentally friendly than fossil heating alternatives. The best wood-burning ... Stove, makes its own small ...

Campaigners are urging the Government to consider banning wood burning stoves from UK homes ... have a low sulphur content and only emit a small amount of smoke. Mums for Lungs added: "In January ...

The Scottish government has confirmed it is ditching restrictions on the installation of wood-burning stoves in newbuild homes or conversions. SNP ministers introduced regulations in April - while ...

According to Clean Air Hub, lighting fires in our homes is the largest source of small particle air pollution in the UK. Even homes with "eco" wood burners are three times more polluted than those ...

Wood-burning stoves will be permitted in new-build homes or conversions, the Scottish Government has confirmed. Restrictions on their installation were dropped on a temporary basis in September ...