Has anyone heard of the Firemizer? I saw it in a catalog and then found www.buyfiremizer.com while looking into the product online. It seems like it should work, just curious if anyone had any real experience with using one.
Firemizer any good?
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This thing is intended to slow the airflow of a grated stove. If your stove doesn't have a grate (and I am not aware of any EPA stoves that do), then it is probably of no use to you. Maybe if you have an older stove that does, it could be of value, or you could pull the grate out and get the same results.
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Fulkrum78
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Bit late on the reply, but I have one in my fireplace and notice a difference. No idea how well it would work in a stove... (currently researching stoves)
Gboutdoors
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Good for up to 6 weeks if burning 12 hours a day? So 3 weeks if 24 hours a day? At $30.00 a pop every 4 weeks or so does not sound like it would save anything .
Fulkrum78
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I seem to get a better overall burn on my wood (noticeably). Definitely less ash. I only have a for going in my fireplace two or three nights a week. Whether it's worth it if you burn a lot...
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