1. Burning stove with glass doors makes a great night lite.
2. Nice to know what's going on inside the stove without having to open the door.
2. Nice to know what's going on inside the stove without having to open the door.
Glass Doors .... Why??
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Nothing really more to add here . . . but I will anyways.
1) The Neoceram or Pyroceram gives you a nice view of the fire . . . you'll sometimes find yourself turning off the TV to watch the fire instead
2) Giving you a view of the fire easily lets you know when it is time to reload
3) Maintaining the glass is pretty easy as long as you're burning seasoned wood -- quick swipe with damp newspaper and it's clean -- a weekly or bi-weekly 3-minute chore
4) If you're dead set against seeing the fire you can always go with the Woodstock Classic as folks have mentioned . . . or spray paint the ceramic with high temp stove paint
1) The Neoceram or Pyroceram gives you a nice view of the fire . . . you'll sometimes find yourself turning off the TV to watch the fire instead
2) Giving you a view of the fire easily lets you know when it is time to reload
3) Maintaining the glass is pretty easy as long as you're burning seasoned wood -- quick swipe with damp newspaper and it's clean -- a weekly or bi-weekly 3-minute chore
4) If you're dead set against seeing the fire you can always go with the Woodstock Classic as folks have mentioned . . . or spray paint the ceramic with high temp stove paint
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