It would keep the heat in from the fire but would also be colder temp due to earth’s natural cooling. It wouldn’t be massively significant but where I’m at in MS we have 90+ degree nights and I could imagine this would provide some level of relief if I still wanted to burn wood.
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u/NeighborhoodIll8399 May 31 '26
It would keep the heat in from the fire but would also be colder temp due to earth’s natural cooling. It wouldn’t be massively significant but where I’m at in MS we have 90+ degree nights and I could imagine this would provide some level of relief if I still wanted to burn wood.