How We Clean Our Coal Burning Stove & Chimney (DIFFERENT THAN WOOD STOVE)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

Комментарии • 4

  • @vroor32
    @vroor32 15 дней назад

    I see u have a manual damper & barometric damper. Why have both? Shouldn't the barometric setup eliminate the need for a manual damper?

  • @alexanderlapp5048
    @alexanderlapp5048 5 месяцев назад

    I won't tell your wife you used her best serving spoon. 😂 as long as you wash it and she doesn't watch this video, you are safe. 😆😆.
    Maybe next time use some bags when removing the indoor stove pipe. I saw all that ash pouring out of the barometric damper. I felt bad for you as you were trying to be so careful.

    • @alexanderlapp5048
      @alexanderlapp5048 5 месяцев назад

      I think you did quite well. I give you a grade of B+. A bag or piece of plastic taped over the barometric damper would have been helpful.
      Now for some questions.
      ❓️Could you attach a drill to the brush handle to make the brush spin and clean the ash better? Or have a crank on the end of the handle? Would this just be a bad idea?
      ❓️That part of the chimney that goes through the wall was almost half full. Was some of that from cleaning out the outside portion of the chimney.
      ❓️If you got ash on the deck, could you blow it off with a leaf blower, or would that just get all over everything?
      You did a much neater job than I would have done. Doing this job in front of the camera doesn't make it any easier.
      Thanks for sharing.

  • @JD-ce4so
    @JD-ce4so 10 дней назад

    Your using a carbon steel brush on a stainless chimney… a big no no