We are renting a house with a Waterford Erin wood stove and the issue we are having is that this stove has no dampers to shut when we want a slower burn.
The stove looks similar to this one
There is a single knob on top which (according to the manual) opens and closes a vent to let more or less heat into the room. I dont notice any difference so I leave it open most of the time but if I close it the flu temp does seem to go up.
When I light a fire, closing the main door visibly kicks the burn into high gear, so there's obviously some air-flow system that works well. My issue is that the only way I can figure to slow down the burn is to open the door, which I dont want to do when I'm not home.
Any advice?
The stove looks similar to this one
There is a single knob on top which (according to the manual) opens and closes a vent to let more or less heat into the room. I dont notice any difference so I leave it open most of the time but if I close it the flu temp does seem to go up.
When I light a fire, closing the main door visibly kicks the burn into high gear, so there's obviously some air-flow system that works well. My issue is that the only way I can figure to slow down the burn is to open the door, which I dont want to do when I'm not home.
Any advice?