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By: atif

atif — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 09:43:11 +0000

A chimney balloon might still work for you if there is an ash clean-out port on your chimney or unit that can give you access to the flue or if one of the pipes is designed to semi-easily disconnect to give your chimney sweep access.central heating cover

By: cheap central heating cover

cheap central heating cover — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 07:06:12 +0000

Twice as much as coal ? maybe stinking cruddy soft coal which most cities and municipalities are outlawing for residential heating. Corn is much cheaper than hard / nut coal burns much cleaner burning with less ash to get rid of (cleans up with a shop vac) lets see I heat my whole home with corn for about 350.00 per YEAR Vs. 400.00 per month with gas or 200 per month for hard coal .. Geez I must be a retard not to see that coal is so much better …you must be a Coal bucket greaser … Oh BTW corn stoves burn at a far superior rate of fuel vs. output I.E. BTU’s than coal. and as far as the environment I really dont give a flying rats ass nor do I believe in global warming, however I do belive Al Gore is a friggin idiot.

By: boiler care

boiler care — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 06:13:27 +0000

To fix the problem you can look at it a few ways, but the situation you are running into is likely due to the fact that your stove is in the basement and the stack effect of air in the house is causing the chimney in intake air during times of non-use. A chimney balloon might still work for you if there is an ash clean-out port on your chimney or unit that can give you access to the flue or if one of the pipes is designed to semi-easily disconnect to give your chimney sweep access.

By: fireplaces

fireplaces — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 05:03:30 +0000

Thankyou for sharing. I certainly did not think about this particular issue in that way before and it opened some serious discussion for me on this topic.