I will be helping a friend clean his chimney this Fall. I have a wood stove insert, and have cleaned my chimney from the bottom with a drill powered rotary chimney cleaning system.
My chimney goes straight up from the top of the insert, so the fiberglass rods do not need to bend much. I’ve attached pictures of my friend’s stove and chimney.
I am assuming the process would be to detach the black pipe and clean that separately from the chimney.
When I clean the chimney, it looks like the rods will have to make a 90 degree turn. Will that be a problem? Is a different tool needed for this chimney set up?
Thank you!
My chimney goes straight up from the top of the insert, so the fiberglass rods do not need to bend much. I’ve attached pictures of my friend’s stove and chimney.
I am assuming the process would be to detach the black pipe and clean that separately from the chimney.
When I clean the chimney, it looks like the rods will have to make a 90 degree turn. Will that be a problem? Is a different tool needed for this chimney set up?
Thank you!