Today's plan was to do the yearly top down chimney cleaning. Well the rain didn't stay south of us and it was 40 this morning. So I decided to reverse the procedure I have been doing for 15 years. That is clean the inside of the stove before getting on the roof to sweep. To my amazement, I found about a large pile chips in the stove's top rear shelf, below chimney. About half the amount of what I thought I would sweep down with the brush. Was this accumulated during the last burning season? Or has the fallen down during the summer months?
Something to pay attention to. If this pile accumulated it should be cleaned out during the burn season.
Any one ever see this?
The sky cleared by 1PM so I got on the roof and ran the brush down. Yep about half of what I normally get.
The Oslo you see in my avatar is ready to go. Just in time it's going to be 30 something tonight.
HAPPY BURN SEASON TO ALL
Something to pay attention to. If this pile accumulated it should be cleaned out during the burn season.
Any one ever see this?
The sky cleared by 1PM so I got on the roof and ran the brush down. Yep about half of what I normally get.
The Oslo you see in my avatar is ready to go. Just in time it's going to be 30 something tonight.
HAPPY BURN SEASON TO ALL