Does anyone seal the cleanout at the bottom of the T for class A chimney? Mine just kind of twists on, and I wonder if there would be a benifit. If so, how?
Seal The Clean-Out
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Nope . . . just have three screws and a tight fit . . . chimney is drafting fine as it so I haven't messed with the cap.
The Tee plug on my chimney system is no more than a stainless cup with two tabs on either end that allows for it to be screwed into the bottom chimney section. Is that normal? I expected something more substantial.
I would imagine dripping creosote would burn right through.
I would imagine dripping creosote would burn right through.
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