Our regular customers will know just how much importance we attach to use of low moisture content wood coupled with effective burning practice because we tell you at every visit! So this is good news.
It is important for minimising carbon emissions and gives you more heat value per log, as well as making your stove and liner last longer.
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Does the stove or fire smoke back into the room on lighting? Provided that you have had your chimney recently swept, smoke back in the room on lighting is often caused by a cold damp plug of air hanging in the chimney. This is quite frequent in stoves with outside metal flues. When lighting a
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You get poisonous gasses from burning wood and coal, as you do from your gas boiler. A Carbon Monoxide alarm is relatively cheap and lasts for years. Risks are usually very small but an alarm helps prevent tragedies in unforeseen circumstances. Talk to us about ones to buy and importantly, how to position one to
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