Prouboy, Re-reading the question you asked about how does the Littlbug work with wet stuff, I think, maybe, we have a little disconnect here. Probably it's caused by the (over) enthusiastic  owner of the new stove. As I understand it, all of these "twig stoves" in one way or another work so well because they provide some draft effect, hot air rising up a chimney, shelter from unhelpful wind and reflection of heat back to the center of the burning material. All these factors allow the burning of some over looked and spurned fuels; twigs, pine cones, buffalo chips etc.
But, if the intended fuel is truly wet, then your fire making efforts are (pardon the pun) dead in the water.
On the off chance that someone might mistake me for a competent fire starter, I must confess I cheat and use a vaseline soaked cotton ball to get thing going.
Best Wishes, Rob