Was reading the post "Glass broke in sisters' stove"in the pellet mill.
Not sure the stove they were discussing.
I often thought having the metal door for a back up
if the glass ever broke with a fire going.
What is a safe procedure if it ever happens?
Is it now an semi-open fire place with no inlet air control?
Spray some water to keep the fire from running away?
Gloves, metal bucket, pull the wood out & run outside with it? (several trips if needed)
I've thought about it, but don't know how the stove is going to burn if the glass is gone.
Be good to know what to do. Bucket of water thrown in just don't seem the best solution, but
would work if was the only recourse before worse happens.
Not sure the stove they were discussing.
I often thought having the metal door for a back up
if the glass ever broke with a fire going.
What is a safe procedure if it ever happens?
Is it now an semi-open fire place with no inlet air control?
Spray some water to keep the fire from running away?
Gloves, metal bucket, pull the wood out & run outside with it? (several trips if needed)
I've thought about it, but don't know how the stove is going to burn if the glass is gone.
Be good to know what to do. Bucket of water thrown in just don't seem the best solution, but
would work if was the only recourse before worse happens.