Posted by JayinNY on December 22, 2016 at 20:02:41 from (107.77.106.77):
In Reply to: OT-creosote posted by ohiojim on December 22, 2016 at 15:39:14:
I agree with Stephen Newell, why waste money on gimmicks, for $10 I bought a brush and fiberglass rods from Worcester made in USA at a yard sale, I burn my airtight, black box, down draft stove or what ever you want to call it 24/7 from mid October to the end of April if needed, I clean my chimney 1 time a year and get 3/4 of a grocery bag of creosote, I burn dry hard wood, and my chimney is in the center of the house, rather than the outside of the house were its cold.. I fire every night meaning I load the stove and let her rip into the over fire on the stack gage to burn off creosote, I also never have had a chimney fire. I would not use a chain whipping around to clean the chimney either for fear of cracking the clay flue tile.
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