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Chimney Maintenance
Author – Todd Woofenden At least once each year you should have your chimney checked and cleaned if necessary, by a chimney professional. If you heat with
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Chimney Fires
Author – Todd Woofenden Chimney fires are serious! Temperatures in the chimney during a chimney fire can reach over 2000 degrees Fahrenheit – hot enough to
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Chimney Self-Check Tips For Homeowners
Author – Todd Woofenden Here are some things you can check. (But this doesn’t take the place of having the chimney checked by a professional.) Chimney
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Checking a Chimney
Author – Todd Woofenden Chimney safety should be a concern for every homeowner. Each year, lives and property are lost due to improper care and maintenance of
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Which is The Best Type of Chimney Flue Liner
Author – Todd Woofenden The best type of chimney flue liner depends on many factors, including the type of appliance, the type of chimney, and its intended use.
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What Type of Chimney is Best
Author – Todd Woofenden There are advantages and limitations to each kind: Masonry chimneys incorporate traditional beauty that many homeowners want. Factory-built chimneys offer a non-masonry option that often proves
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Types of Chimneys
Author – Todd Woofenden Masonry Chimneys: What we usually picture when we think about chimneys is a masonry chimney: one constructed of brick, concrete blocks, or
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Creosote
Author – Todd Woofenden A product of incomplete combustion: deposits of unburned, flammable tar vapors from wood smoke. Sometimes it is crusty or flaky in texture,
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Odors: Woodstove, Fireplace, Chimney
Author – Todd Woofenden There are several types of odors that could detract from your enjoyment of the wood stove. Creosote has a very strong, acrid odor,