How to Light a Fire With Ash Kiln-Dried Logs | Easy Wood Stove Method

Описание: Come light a fire with me using premium Ash kiln-dried logs. In this relaxing, step-by-step wood stove video, we unbox a fresh batch of kiln-dried firewood, set up a simple firelighter-and-kindling base, and slowly build a clean, efficient fire. If you enjoy cosy home videos, wood burner content, or want to learn how to light a fire properly with ash logs, this full-length burn-through is perfect for you.
Ash is one of the most popular hardwoods for stoves in the UK thanks to its reliable heat output, bright flame, and naturally low moisture content. Every log in this video is Ready to Burn certified and kiln-dried to under 20% moisture — most closer to 10% — giving cleaner flames, reduced soot, and a longer-lasting burn. Whether you’re new to wood stoves or just love watching relaxing fire footage, this video shows the entire process from unboxing to a full, established flame.
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🔥 WHAT YOU’LL SEE IN THIS VIDEO
• Unboxing premium kiln-dried Ash logs
• How the logs are cut, stacked, and prepared
• Building an easy and reliable fire setup
• Using a natural firelighter and kindling
• Close-up shots of ignition and flame development
• How ash burns: steady heat, low smoke, bright flames
• The final relaxing, glowing fire
This is a real-time demonstration with no rushing — just the natural progression of wood catching, burning, and settling into a warm and comforting glow. If you’re someone who loves slow living content, ASMR-style fireplace videos, or the art of building a perfect stove fire, you’ll enjoy the calm pace of this walkthrough.
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🔥 WHY ASH KILN-DRIED LOGS?
Ash is a favourite among stove owners for good reason. It lights faster than many hardwoods, produces excellent heat output, and burns consistently from start to finish. Because the logs in this video are kiln-dried, they produce very little smoke, meaning cleaner glass, less soot, and a much more efficient stove burn. Ash also gives a distinctive orange flame and creates solid embers that maintain heat long after ignition.
Using Ready to Burn firewood is not only better for your stove — it’s better for the environment and your home. Properly dried wood ensures cleaner combustion and reduces particulate emissions. If you care about heating your home efficiently and responsibly, kiln-dried hardwoods are the way to go.
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🔥 ORDER YOUR FIREWOOD
All firewood in this video comes from Logs Online, where you can order premium kiln-dried Ash, Oak, Birch, mixed hardwood crates, bags, and nets. We offer fast home delivery across the UK, quality guaranteed.
👉 Order Ash Logs Here: https://logsonline.co.uk
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We also supply:
• Oak kiln-dried logs
• Birch kiln-dried logs
• Pizza oven wood
• Kindling, firelighters, briquettes
• Bulk crates for high heat output
• Boxed firewood for easy storage and handling
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🔥 LEARN MORE ABOUT FIREWOOD
• How to light a fire properly
• Why kiln-dried logs burn better
• Which hardwood gives the most heat
• How to keep stove glass clean
• Ready to Burn certification explained
If you’d like more videos showing different woods, fire-lighting methods, stove tips, or burn comparisons (Ash vs Oak vs Birch), let us know in the comments.