Tech Tuesday: Keeping a Wood Stove Burning All Night - eFireplaceStore
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Do you want a fire that burns all night?
wood stoves have controls that let you keep the fire going for hours.
On today's Tech Tuesday we'll show you how to keep your wood stove burning all night long.
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Use a good sized round along with a couple of splits, it will give you about 7 hours of burn time and plenty of hot coals in the morning. Been doing it for years.
Anything built-in 1957 is brilliant like me. 😅
I have a 19 57 Illinois golf Central caboose in the backyard and it has a wood burning oven and I'm trying to learn how to get the most heat keep it consistent without smothering it or letting the flames run wild
What about the top temper? All the way open or closed? 1/4? Or what?
Ty sir
Wouldn't that burn really ineffciently ...lots of particulates and smoke and not to forget the creosote! IMO and most stove manufactures suggest that one shouldn't burn a wood stove all night..unless your ready for chimney troubles..constant cleaning and maybe you're cool with a one off chimney fire.
I run my stove overnight, but I also have my system professionally cleaned every spring or fall. Never had an issue.
Can you tell me what in the world kind of stove somebody would use where they have to work in shifts getting up every couple of hours to keep it stoked ?
I remember years ago someone had a channel complaining about that and how they don't sleep well because they have to keep putting wood in and I'm thinking it sounded like they had some real teensy weensy wood burning stove if that was the case .
@@gardensofthegods I don't burn overnight but people I know that do don't have to get up during the night at all. They do as the video suggests, build a good hot coal bed by day, rake the coals to the front and tightly stack logs in behind and restrict air flow a bit. No stoking or adding logs needed. By morning they have a new coal bed to build a morning fire.
You get up every 3 hours and put wood on it …..Daaaaaa
do that all winter long and your sleep really suffers and therefore your overall health suffers too..... Daaaaaa.
@@AlejandroMS67 yep I have same problem
ridiculously short video, if you're going to go to the trouble, do it right and show people how you actually do it
If you can’t understand how to do this from the video, then you shouldn’t be lighting fires.