Your Hearth, From Where You Sit
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Ashful
Minister of Fire
cableman
Minister of Fire
NickDL
Burning Hunk
All ready for Christmas.
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Amboo18
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It really depends. Sometimes I get 2 separate full burns before it starts looking dirty and sometimes it's bad after 1 overnight. I'm sure it depends on quality of wood and air setting. I try to clean it every couple of days.only takes 2 minutes if I stay on top of it. Rutlands glass cleaner and wood ash is what I use.
countybrown
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Czech_mate
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husky345 vermont resolute
Feeling the Heat
Here is a very lmportant member of our family, the Equinox
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Ashful
Minister of Fire
WriteNoob
Burning Hunk
On the floor, playin' with the cat. Outside, the temp is diving to -22 F, tonight. Feelin' just a bit smug, watching the secondaries
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Ashful
Minister of Fire
I have the same dog, just in the female variety. Such a nice pet!!
1985 street pavers torn out of a road Wichita, 75 cents ea. Paid bricklayer $1,000.
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Ha, nah, if you see my thread I did a complete removal and new install, will have the wall finished by end of the year, just need to sand again and prime and paint
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I have two, but the other "mean" pibble is scared of the stove. Is yours missing a leg like mine? Notice something missing on his left side
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Ha, I did not notice that, he wears it well!! Ours is 4 wheel drive still
Sconnie Burner
Feeling the Heat
Cool secondary show!! We did get -24 here. Jealous of all you burning. Here is what I've got so far:
Clean slate! Get to hook it up and use it in about 3 weeks when we get to move in.
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Looks like it will be a nice spot? Your floor joists look super deep? What is the depth of the open joists?
Sconnie Burner
Feeling the Heat
They are doing that now when they build, here anyway, so the duct work can be run in the joists whereever they need to go. So NO boxed in drop downs for main heat runs. Really cleans up a finished basement ceiling. Not sure on the depth. 16" depth maybe?
The location is prime. I have a 3 step "walk up" with a landing area (grade wouldn't allow a true walk out) just to the right of the stove. Bulk of my wood will be stored outside the patio door. And the position makes it sit basically right across the living room from the stairs coming down, hopefull making it easy to get the heat to convect upstairs!
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