How long does the stove remain in the 400-600 degree range on a normal day? I'm still trying to learn. I think I'm creosoting the crap out of my brand new install.
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Wood stove temps
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What stove and what type of install? What type of wood are you using and wha tis it's moisture content? If you are worried about creosote buildup just check the chimney
I have a Lopi Evergreen. It's freestanding and the flue goes up 6 ft - out and up the exterior.
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xman23
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I've been burning for some time, and really can't say. I put wood on or burn down the coals as needed to regulate the house temp, Not the stove temp. I just pay attention that there is proper burn cycle what ever the burn is.
So, what is a proper burn cycle? Load it up, burn down to the coals then load again?
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