Burn Your Fire Cleaner and More Economically Follow these five simple and practical steps to improve your woodstove’s fuel efficiency and reduce hazardous air pollution emissions. Step 1. Burn the right fuel Use fuel that burns efficiently and cleanly. Pellets burn far more cleanly than wood logs. If using firewood however, use properly seasoned wood […]
Author – Oliver Beauchemin On Jan 3, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed updates to its air emission standards for new residential wood heaters that would strengthen the requirements for new woodstoves, while establishing air standards for several other types of wood heaters for the first time, including masonry heaters already in use
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Wood burning season is over. It is not too early to start thinking about what to do at the end of the wood burning season. Your stove and fireplace system have been in service since the early fall and there are several reasons to develop your plan for chimney service at the end of the