Dark Icicles?

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schortie

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Nov 6, 2008
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michigan
After 6+ inches of snow since this morning, I just got out and took a look at the chimney. Dark icicles are hanging off the cap. I was just up there last weekend and while the cap was cruddy, the SS pipe only had a very thin black covering on the inside. How concerned should I be about these icicles? It sure isn't pretty.
 
Taste em, if they are pepermint you are fine, if they taste like orange you are doing something wrong :lol: You are fine, just snow hitting the cap and melting. If you keep it warm enough it will never freeze over the cap. I call them smokecicles.
 
That's a sign of the GRINCH! WATCHOUT! :lol:
 
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