Comments on Tarm Biomass Blog: Biomass for your home?

There is a slight point that using biomass as a fu...

2011-02-21T09:34:16.564-05:00

There is a slight point that using biomass as a fuel produces air pollution in the form of carbon monoxide and other pollutants. It may be less, as you say, than wood burning but why do it at all? What's wrong with normal central heating, or solar power (if you want to be really good).

2010-12-09T04:12:47.992-05:00

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Whatever we choose we are destroying trees. Let...

2010-11-10T22:27:05.717-05:00

Whatever we choose we are destroying trees. Let's concentrate on free and renewable energy.

I had a problem with mold on my firewood and bough...

2010-08-02T15:37:23.872-04:00

I had a problem with mold on my firewood and bought a firewood storage rack from landmann, solved the problem for me.

Definitely I choose wood pellets. I think is cheap...

2010-05-01T05:07:41.327-04:00

Definitely I choose wood pellets. I think is cheaper and ecofriendly.

A very thorough and convincing post! I can attest...

2010-03-29T20:54:21.963-04:00

A very thorough and convincing post! I can attest to the benefits of owning a gasification wood boiler. I have run my Tarm Solo 30 for 5 seasons now and since I installed my heat storage two years ago, I have not burned a drop of oil for heat or domestic hot water year round. It is very liberating to free yourself from a dependence on fossil fuels and to know you are helping the environment.

Andrew
WoodNotOil.com
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