Been running non stop since November and maybe 2.5 full cord. Creosote was just flakey with a very thin coating that was harder. Ran a soot eater knock off down it two times and 30 second later it's 90% clean.
Wood isn't quite ideal as some pieces were 30% while some measured at 12. Not bad considering I didn't start splitting until fall with various species and ages of logs, all by hand.
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Wood isn't quite ideal as some pieces were 30% while some measured at 12. Not bad considering I didn't start splitting until fall with various species and ages of logs, all by hand.
