I just bought a used earth stove and want to install it this weekend. I will clean the liner before installing the pellet stove, but I have no idea how to clean the liner after it is installed. It looks like the creosote will fall into the back of the stove and I won't be able to vacuum it out. I have never owned a pellet stove. I have a wood stove and clean it yearly. Just don't know when and how to clean the pellet stove.
How do you clean the chimney?
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A clean-out T in the back, just off the stove, will cure this. Or remove the combustion blower every year when you clean it?
PoolGuyinCT
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My quad has ammo can style latches, pop them then up goes the soot eater ,badabing and chicken wings, that liner is shining.
PoolGuyinCT
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That's what I used to think, now I pull that stove and hit it in no time.
There must be a quick disconnect available for the liner, im also eyeing a diy rail kit a sparky built and posted around here recently, cant remember the user name.
Or your hopping on the roof.
There must be a quick disconnect available for the liner, im also eyeing a diy rail kit a sparky built and posted around here recently, cant remember the user name.
Or your hopping on the roof.
Thaddius Wenderoth
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- Jan 21, 2013
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There is a great youtube video in a recent post. He used what looked like a broom stick for the first 3 feet and then didn't worry about the other 30 feet. Lol
But seriously I use a clean out T. Many others use a leaf vacuum and a lint eater. http://www.linteater.com/
I am anxious to try this method later in the year.
But seriously I use a clean out T. Many others use a leaf vacuum and a lint eater. http://www.linteater.com/
I am anxious to try this method later in the year.
Thaddius Wenderoth
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- Jan 21, 2013
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The leaf blower trick is one of the greatest things found on this site.
BTW- That is smoke shows Mt. Vernon AE posted (courtesy of my Account
) It not only works, but works great!! (After a regular cleaning).
Thaddius Wenderoth
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- Jan 21, 2013
- 249
Figured you were getting there Dexter! Just beat ya to the punch.The leaf blower trick is one of the greatest things found on this site.
BTW- That is smoke shows Mt. Vernon AE posted (courtesy of my Account
It not only works, but works great!! (After a regular cleaning).
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