Re: OT- Wood Burning Preferences -Chimney part III

Posted by Brian G. NY on January 25, 2008 at 14:47:53 from (72.10.203.251):

In Reply to: Re: OT- Wood Burning Preferences -Chimney part III posted by Billy NY on January 25, 2008 at 13:55:10:

You'll find a stove top thermometer can be your best friend. With an airtight stove, the smaller the flue, the better. The key to keeping creosote down, is to keep the flue warm and to burn the fire hot at each loading to burn off as much of the volatiles as possible. A cold chimney causes the water vapor in the burning process to condense and mix with the smoke particulates resulting in creosote.
That Berne-Knox girl's basketball team keeps beating my grandaughter's Middleburgh team.

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• Re: OT- Wood Burning Preferences -Chimney part III Billy NY 07:14:30 01/26/08 (0)

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