I had a guy tell me that his dad would put a piece of sheetrock in the stove to dry up the creosote. Personaly I use a creosote burning log but 15 bucks is 15 bucks. Has anyone ever heard this.
Backwoods Savage said:I'll stick to burning dry wood and cleaning the chimney once in a while.
It seems to me that when people always try to get around things like this, they are usually the ones having problems...until they finally understand the right way to burn wood.
Creosote problems have been around since wood burning and it has been proven that it is still better to prevent as much as possible by burning good wood rather than try to depend on putting other things into the fire. Wire brushes were invented a few years ago too and they work wonders on chimneys.
Adios Pantalones said:(bound to catch a fish eventually, Jags)
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