Noel Putaansuu The Fire Time Magazine | September 2025 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. For most, there is an art to woodstoving—it need not be all science and technology. For others, the science is the reason we burn wood to Read more…
► ► CONTRIBUTORSPOTLIGHT Noel Putaansuu Noel grew up in a house with an open fireplace and a wood stove. Wood stoves have also been the primary heat source in his last three homes, and he currently burns about three cords of wood per winter. As such, many of his fondest
A Comparison of Catalyst and Non-Catalyst Designs Noel Putaansuu The Fire Time Magazine | June 2025 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. On a frosty morning, as temperatures dip into the 20s, the warmth of a wood stove becomes a necessity.
Noel Putaansuu The Fire Time Magazine | January 2025 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. As winter’s icy grip tightens, there’s a warm and inviting sanctuary: a home heated by a trusty wood stove. With a comforting glow and a crackling
Noel Putaansuu The Fire Time Magazine | November 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. Since the earliest settlers braved North America’s coldest weather, the use of wood combustion has served as a reliable heat source. Even today, consumers here in
Noel Putaansuu The Fire Time Magazine | June 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. For centuries, wood stoves have provided warmth and comfort in homes around the world. Just like any other technology, wood stove design and efficiency have continuously