A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide?

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Don2222

Minister of Fire
Hearth Supporter
Feb 1, 2010
9,192
Salem NH
Hello
They can get real nasty with hard black carbon!
A quick pounding with 90 PSI and 25 CFM seems to work quite well.
[Hearth.com] A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide?

Anyone else try this?

[Hearth.com] A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide? [Hearth.com] A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide? [Hearth.com] A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide? [Hearth.com] A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide? [Hearth.com] A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide? [Hearth.com] A quick cleaning of the burnpot and exhaust blower with white aluminum oxide?
 
Just watch how many times you do it.. every time removes some metal
Yes, but it does not take as much off as grinding with a flap pad and the impeller blade does not have to be removed to do it. :)