Really? I have no issues with the T6 or the Castine. The glass gets cleaned maybe once a month after getting dusty. I'm surprised that you didn't have clean glass on the CapeCod or now on the Oslo.
Ashford first burn ?
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Parallax
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It stayed pretty clean on the other stoves, but not if left low for long periods of time.
That's odd. When burning 24/7 we almost always set to the air control to it's lowest setting once the fire is going well.
BKVP
Minister of Fire
Amen, the differences in climate, wood, altitude, flue and especially the user make it so that it's a wonder they work at all.
I would say my minimum height chimneys have a lot to do with it.
They all had been plenty capable of keeping clean glass, don't get me wrong. But the Ashford just stays clean longer for me.
Parallax
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lazeedan
Feeling the Heat
Longer chimney will increase draft. Better draft will allow glass to stay cleaner. Wood moisture will be a factor as well.
Let's not go there!
Parallax
Minister of Fire
Bmore
Burning Hunk
Does anyone know if BK makes a short leg kit that would fit the Ashford? Love the stove, but only have a 30" lintel height.... Thanks
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