This incredible method of how to measure moisture content in firewood with a multimeter will take away the mystery of if wood is 20% or lower in moisture.

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You have worked hard to chop your wood in the forest if you are very energetic and love to do so. Good for you. It must have been a fun, energizing experience. And the fresh air of the woods is so soothing.

But whether you cut your wood yourself from the forest or whether you bought the wood, the reality is that you love to burn wood to heat your home, because it is an economical way to heat your home and gives off such a nice warm cozy heat.

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Be mindful that you must be sure to measure the moisture content of your wood in order to make sure that the wood is actually safe to burn. This is a very unique and helpful article that will explain what terrible things can potentially happen if your wood has too much moisture content in it when you burn it.

The article also will save you money from buying an expensive device that measures moisture content in wood, since the article will explain how to make your own device to help you to be safe when you want to light a fire using your wood.

Click here to read about how to measure moisture content in firewood with a multimeter:

http://www.instructables.com/id/Measure-the-Moisture-Content-of-Your-Firewood-With/?ALLSTEPS

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