I saw on the tube last night that a town in Mass ( didn't catch the name ) banned installation of new ODW and require existing units to " burn only clean, dry wood". I've seen some spewing a lot of smoke around here.
Town in Mass banned out door wood furnaces
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Here is the link Leicester has with surprisingly reasonable setbacks ans solutions, unfortunately Auburn is banning them
http://www.telegram.com/article/20080916/NEWS/809160560/1006/NEWS07
http://www.telegram.com/article/20080916/NEWS/809160560/1006/NEWS07
Last year Battle Creek, MI banned OWB's. I live in the country and am not bothered by the ban but I couldn't help but notice the users neighbor(s) getting smoked. It made me wonder if that would be a problem. I bought an EKO40 because of efficiency and the lack of smoke. They should all work that good. Cave2k
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