Hey, mutli-fuel stove users! what did you burn in your stove?

I just read an article about this question, you can refer to it.

I have a wood stove in my living room, but I also use it to dispose of large loads of newspaper and mail - especially bills with account information - and also use it to burn wood pellets. You can stuff in about 20lbs of paper at a time, then come back in about an hour and shove in more paper. There's usually lots of ash to remove after that, though, so I don't do it too often.

There's about a cord or so of aged hardwood at the fenceline ready to go: oak, poplar, etc. Just windfalls, nothing I cut specifically for fuel.

I haven't tried corn yet since feed corn is considerably more expensive than pellets around here, but making a mesh steel basket and loading that with wood pellets has worked very well for me. A 40-lb bag of pellets will go a full day if I don't open the drafts on the stove. Given the disparity of prices, I'll probably never burn corn in it.

My stove isn't designed for coal, but I could probably add a grate that would make it possible. I'm not keen on subjecting my flue to that though, so coal is off the table for me.

Coal and wood. What else is there.?

I had one for many years.

UK