I'm building a sauna for my Finnish wife. We're installing a wood stove we got for free and I want to add a stainless steel water reservoir to thd interior of the Firebox. How do I legitimately run the two stainless pipes through the wall of the stove where its sealed? Also, how does a fella maintain the reservoir in terms of the calcium scale that builds up in the reservoir? Can the reservoir be periodically removed and filled with some form of resolver?
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Adding and maintaining a water reservoir to the stove
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Its for a shower in the changing room of the sauna. My wife will take cool of showers after her sauna sessions but I'd figure she'd add a little hot water to ease that cold tap water.
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