Small fires in a big stove
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HighHeat22
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You can, its pricey and don't want to spend your money for you but the set up is for any stove you will use, 15 feet is a long run for single wall, there will be others to give you there opinion so lets see where this takes us.HighHeat22 said:
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Hey, I appreciate your help. Thanks.
So you are saying single wall reduces draft and will give you a low chimney temp. this sounds like what I have alright.
I know there is a problem and this sounds right. Surprise I have any more hair left after this.
Any body else have any info on this.
So you are saying single wall reduces draft and will give you a low chimney temp. this sounds like what I have alright.
I know there is a problem and this sounds right. Surprise I have any more hair left after this.
Any body else have any info on this.
HighHeat22
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I was thinking same thing and I have post on new topic.
Thanks, Oldspark for all your help. I hope this solves the problem.
Thanks, Oldspark for all your help. I hope this solves the problem.
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Hardrockmaple said:
To be honest i think my stove is to big for my home. When i run it the proper way i end up opening windows. Maybe i keep the blower up too high.
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