So I used Pam on the inside and have a question

Sounds like you've been using that greasy kids stuff.

It sounds like you really sprayed that stove with a lot of Pam. I did mine a few years ago but I just gave it a light coat inside the firebox and it was fine , no residue or oil anywhere. I would wipe up that greasy stuff with a rag before firing it up in the fall. I dont spray mine anymore, I use a new twist, I turn the stove on and let it run for about 10 minutes every few weeks to dry out any moisture thats in there and it seems to work very well. I pick a day when it's not too hot out, or evening, when the windows are open. It's only for a few minutes to dry up any moisture and that gets it all the way up the flue as well.

I just didn't clean mine at the end of the season and there is no rust last time I checked a small area.

Go easy with that stuff a little dab will do ya, just like the Brill Cream ad.

md2002 said:

Well, what's done is done... I guess I'll be wiping it down this weekend.... and next year I want use so much. I didn't think I really used that much. Oh well. I'm just worried about fire hazard next year when I fire it up.

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No worries about a Fire hazard.... Just lighly clean the excess and your Good to Go..

As Smokey said, a little goes a long way...

My Burnpot has a build up in the bottom. It will be clean within 5 minutes of the 1st fire this Fall Thats my way of cleaning the excess! !!