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Description: An “Upside Down Fire” is a simple technique that burns from the top to the bottom using less wood with a longer burn time. The pieces of wood are arranged by stacking back and forth in opposite directions. Add tinder and kindling on top and light to allow the flame to catch the lower half.

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Title: How to make an Upside Down Fire 🔥🙃 - Best way to use a Wood Stove
Caption: burning and as you can see it&#39;s really starting to go this upside down fire is starting to go and really starting to burn very nicely it hasn&#39;t yet burned it hasn&#39;t yet caught those bottom logs but they&#39;re starting to burn a little bit today I am going to show you how to make an upside down fire so this is my new wood stove and I want to give a shout out to on duty chimney sweeps who um I bought this from they installed it and I love it they came and showed me how to do this and they taught me how to make an upside down fire so right now there are coals from the last time I had a fire so I&#39;m going to use this this ash can here so it&#39;s okay to have some ashes in here that will actually help so I&#39;m going to want to there&#39;s not very much actually there&#39;s not much here so I&#39;m probably not going to take out any of this so that&#39;s okay and I would be putting them inside of this ash can here so I would dig out and make sure that I only have one inch of ashes in there so now things that I could use instead of wood is I could start a fire with this Dura flame log that can be used indoors or outdoors and if I was to use this I&#39;d just use one one not more than that right so I could use that to get my fire started never never use this stuff this is lighter fluid never use this this would actually damage this particular fireplace is a neapolon and here&#39;s the operating manual which I have read essentially extensively of how to run this and when this thing goes it can go for up to like eight to ten hours of you get the fire going you get a fire going and then after you have your fire really burning for a while you&#39;re gonna add a whole bunch more logs I could get started and I could make my fire with these things these are Duraflame logs they&#39;re artificial logs I could use one of these to start it but these are kind of expensive so I really don&#39;t want to use these very often sometimes I use them if I&#39;m in a rush if I don&#39;t have a lot of if I don&#39;t have a lot of time I might use this but if I have some time I&#39;m going to make myself an upside down fire so how do I make an upside down fire so we&#39;re gonna start with the big pieces of wood first and I&#39;m going to take these big pieces of wood and I&#39;m going to place them in here so one piece of wood and the other big piece of wood I&#39;m going to place behind it and I&#39;m going to leave some space and another thing I want to point out to you is that this has some Stone pieces in here these will get very very hot so even after the fire has gone out and there&#39;s no more fire this will still be very very hot and be blowing out some air for a long time last time I did this after the fire was out it blew out air for eight hours okay so I placed my two pieces of wood and you can see there&#39;s space here and now I&#39;m going to start taking small pieces of kindling and I&#39;m going to place them in the opposite direction so first I placed them going the long way of the fireplace and now I&#39;m going to place them going the short way so I have these pieces these are just pieces that broke off when I ordered my cord of wood and these are small pieces but otherwise I would use I would use an ax or I would I would use an ax or a hatchet and I would make some kindling by taking those big pieces of wood and really going against the grain and chopping them up right so I&#39;m going to take and put the pieces like so [Music] so that&#39;s my first layer and then I&#39;m going to take these are some longer pieces they&#39;re going to go the long way of the fire and I&#39;m going to lay them across and make the second layer I have watched a video on YouTube and they said four levels is ideal so let&#39;s see what we can fit in here all right there&#39;s my second layer and now I&#39;m going to make a third layer put this piece on this piece on this piece on and now I&#39;m going to go for layer number four and now we have four layers for this upside down fire and I have taken some newspaper what I did it&#39;s actually better to use newspaper that&#39;s really black and white mostly as opposed to this why why do you ask because this does not burn as hot as black and white paper so I took the paper and how I did that how I made this and I&#39;ll tell you why I did this is so I took the paper and I kind of just folded it and folded it and folded it and folded it like so and then I tied it in a knot so and the reason is is that the on duty Chimney Sweep people told me that as I light this part when it gets to here this Burns a lot hotter so I will put these in here and I&#39;ll put a few of these in here like so when I go to light it I&#39;m going to light from the back and the idea is that this this lighter material the newspaper will first burn and it&#39;ll burn all the way from the ends to the middle part that knot and really burn hot and it will start catching this first layer or the top layer and then that will catch the next layer and the next layer and eventually it will catch the bottom layer these big logs and so that&#39;s the whole idea is that you catch the top layer and it works its way down and that&#39;s the idea of the upside down fire I&#39;m going to light the fire now you can use matches but I don&#39;t have any so I&#39;m going to use this lighter and I am going to light the fire so I&#39;m gonna light a couple places especially I guess I&#39;m told after watching videos that lighting stuff in the back is better so I&#39;m going to reach back there and light some of the paper that&#39;s in the back and the idea is that the top stuff is going to get going and it&#39;s going to really burn down and light the the bigger stuff that&#39;s the idea of this so I am going to close the door but I&#39;m going to leave it open a half inch and I&#39;ll be able to see what&#39;s happening I will be able to see what&#39;s happening because there&#39;s a glass door there and I&#39;m going to use this little mouse doorstop to make sure that it stays shut and just a half inch open now I do want to show you actually there is a fan there&#39;s a actually a knob here to turn the fan on so if you hear that click that&#39;s off I&#39;m going to turn it on to about halfway and the fan turns on when it gets really hot okay so it&#39;s not going to turn on right now so it has this little button here to stop the fan so that way that smoke does not blow into your room so I am going to then close it up and leave it open just an inch and I&#39;m going to leave it open just an inch for about 30 minutes so 30 minutes is until we&#39;re almost at 9 30 so I&#39;ll be leaving it there until 10 o&#39;clock I&#39;m also this is a draft this is all the way open over here now again I will leave this open just for one half hour until we get to 10 o&#39;clock for to leave it all the way open to get a lot of air in so I&#39;m letting air in here and letting in air in here but only one half hour because if I do that for too long this fire will get too hot and it could actually damage the fireplace so after that I&#39;m gonna move it somewhere in the middle and once a good fire gets going and I have some coals I&#39;ll be putting in a lot more wood when you get firewood you buy it by a cord which a cord looks like this and I believe it&#39;s like four feet tall once you stack it all you get it a big truck [Applause] okay and my wood delivered it&#39;s gonna be a quart of wood here it comes it&#39;s gonna take me a long long time to pile up all this wood and I will pile it up and I will stack it over there in that wood shed um delivers it and you stack it up and if you were stacking it up you could stack it up I think it goes like eight four feet by eight feet okay Google how much wood is in a quart of wood one chord is equal to 957.507 liquid gallons okay Google how much does a cord of wood measure 128 cubic feet on the website evansvillegov.org they say firewood is sold by a measurement called a cord a cord must equal 128 cubic feet okay 128 cubic feet which I believe is something like four feet by four feet by four feet and that&#39;s how we measure things in the U.S so you buy your wood you want to buy seasoned wood which means that it wasn&#39;t just cut down and you&#39;re going to burn it because it would have too much moisture in it so I bought seasoned wood and I stacked it all and I have this little measurement thing that I can measure how much moisture is in my wood so it&#39;s got these little sharp things that I it has these little protective things so I don&#39;t poke myself and so I can measure the wood I&#39;ll turn it on and I&#39;ll press the button and once it comes on I will poke it into not this part but I&#39;ll poke it into the part where you can see the grain and nine percent moisture so it needs to be under it needs to be under 20 under 20 moisture and again this this is nine percent here it is so all of the wood that I bought measured between five percent and it was five percent to 13 because I measured it with this so I bought what&#39;s called semi-seasoned wood which means that it&#39;s almost ready like they cut it I think it probably needs a couple more months or something like that okay Google what does semi-seasoned wood mean on the website harmonhill.com they say we freshly split our semi-season firewood for logs that have been drying for a minimum of six months people also sometimes ask me what happens if wood is not seasoned do you want to hear the answer yes on the website extension.unh.edu they say will it burned inside the home should always be dry in season for at least 6 to 12 months fluid Burns most efficiently when the moisture content is at 20 or less they have wood burns at a cooler temperature resulting in incomplete combustion more smoke and dangerous creosote buildup in the chimney okay so basically the critical which is like the the stuff that&#39;s going to come out of this stuff if the wood is not seasoned the wood will give off this criticol which would get all in the glass but it would also get into the chimney and could cause a chimney fire which is very dangerous and it also doesn&#39;t burn as efficiently so this particular stove I believe Burns at 73 efficiency apparently if it was at 76 I would have got a tax credit but oh well now when I&#39;m going to when this burns down and there&#39;s coals I&#39;m going to I&#39;m going to then open it up and I&#39;m going to open it slowly so that way the all the smoke doesn&#39;t come in and I&#39;m going to put on these fire fire protection gloves and I would take more logs and I would I would load in more logs once it&#39;s burning burning and as you can see it&#39;s really starting to go this upside down fire is starting to go and really starting to burn very nicely it hasn&#39;t yet burned it hasn&#39;t yet caught those bottom logs but they&#39;re starting to burn a little bit so that is an upside down fire and I&#39;m hoping to use this to heat my house this winter normally I use home heating oil which is made out of diesel fuel but this is what I&#39;m hoping to use for the most part to heat my home this this year as the price of oil has gone up and the price of wood is pretty low plus it&#39;s really beautiful I think you would agree this is beautiful I can see the fire in this beautiful through this beautiful glass door and be able to really enjoy it and I&#39;ll feel nice and cozy foreign about 10 minutes have passed about 10 minutes have passed and the bottom logs are burning almost all the kindling is now like hot coals and the bottom logs are burning quite nicely so the upside down fire does work I am I actually watched eight I watched a video on YouTube and this does actually work for an outside fire too so this is something you can try I&#39;ve always been told to start with a little bit of like a little bit of newspaper and then to put like small little kindling and sticks and speaker kindling on top and get that going first and then put on your bigger pieces of wood but this is turning that upside down and putting the big pieces on the bottom and then the kindling and then the newspaper on top so just a different idea but it&#39;s much easier than trying to I&#39;ve always had a hard time and that&#39;s why I would buy the lovely duralogs because all you have to do is put this on the bottom of the fireplace and light it light this paper and voila then you add your bigger wood on top and this burns like um one two usually like two to three hours for this but again these are like four dollars a log so I don&#39;t really want to do this the cost of a cord of wood cost me I think it was like 350 dollars for the the cord of wood so much cheaper than if I was to buy these all the time and get my wood started it might the cost would be going up and I wouldn&#39;t really be saving money so we&#39;ll come back at 10 o&#39;clock in about 15 minutes and look at what this looks like I think at that point it will be time to add some additional logs on top of this nicely burned burning fire and probably in about one hour-ish the fan will turn on so I&#39;m going to close this up in 15 minutes when we get to 10 o&#39;clock I&#39;m also going to turn that draft to the middle I don&#39;t want to get it too hot in there so I&#39;ll turn it to the middle and really like lower the amount of air that&#39;s going in and I&#39;ll close the door at that point buyer so a half hour has gone by or 30 minutes and I am going to basically what I&#39;m going to do is I&#39;m going to open this up and add some more wood and then I&#39;m going to close it completely I&#39;ll close the door completely I will close up the draft a bit more or bring it to the middle all the way to this side is all the way open all the way to that side it&#39;s always shot so I&#39;m going to want it to be kind of the middle for this burn so I&#39;m going to open it up it definitely has some some smokes coming in so I&#39;m going to want to be fairly quick I&#39;m going to add in a log maybe two logs and I am going to close it up completely at this point I&#39;m going to also now this can get very hot this particular part has this nice thing to keep it so I&#39;m not going to burn my hand but this after a while gets very hot right now it&#39;s not too hot because it&#39;s only been running for a half hour but it gets fairly hot so I&#39;m going to want to be careful I might want to put on these fire safety gloves to be able to move that and so it&#39;s closed up and as you can see it I started this at 9 30 it&#39;s 10 minutes past 10 I added two logs to it and I have a really good fire going this will go for a good eight to ten hours eventually after one hour the blower you&#39;ll you will be able to hear the blower kick on and it will go for a good eight to ten hours I started this fire at 9 30 one and a half hours ago and the fan has just come on I&#39;m not sure if you can hear it but the fan has just come on it&#39;s getting very very warm here I would like to know what you use to heat your house do you use wood do you use oil do you use electricity let me know in the comments and if you like this video please hit the like please hit the bell and please tell other people about my channel because I want to help people around the world to learn English thanks so much for watching foreign
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