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sammypoodle

sammypoodle

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I thought it would be fun to post pictures of your dirty stove before cleaning that was still working and providing heat. It has been 5 days before my cleaning and still working.
 

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I empty the ashpan on the two stoves at the house about every 7-10 days. I clean the glass daily and I do scrape the burn pot a couple times a day. I shop vac it every other time I empty it.

Eric
 
Wow, sammy; that's quite a bit of ash! I thought I had a lot, but then again, I haven't gone 5 days yet without cleaning.
 
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