I have a small firebox (1.8 cu ft) so a true overnight burn is not really an option. I do notice that in the morning there is a white film in the middle of the glass. Is this due to cooler temps as the fire burns down? How do I prevent it?
white film in the middle of glass after overnight burn
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Slow1
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Is it just ash that you can wipe off? How hard in general is it to remove?
If it is ash then there isn't likely much you can do - sometimes you get some on the glass and as long as it is easy to wipe off. If it is something else I don't know what it may be, generally any incomplete combustion products are dark colored on the glass...
If it is ash then there isn't likely much you can do - sometimes you get some on the glass and as long as it is easy to wipe off. If it is something else I don't know what it may be, generally any incomplete combustion products are dark colored on the glass...
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