Englander paint curing - it stinks!!!

[crazy_dan]

Open the windows, get the stove 700 degrees hot, and get the stink over with.

+1
It will stink every time it hits a new high temp so open the windows doors and the air control. Give her the reigns and let her run

 

[Rockey]

Maybe you guys didn't read my post very well. I had the stove to 725, in fact multiple times. The stove still emits the paint curing smell every time I reload.

No big deal really though. This is one unbelievable stove, The house temps continue to rise and is keeping us comfortable at 73+ degrees.

 

[fossil]

Who says we know how to read? Burn it, Rockey...sooner or later it's gonna stop stinking if you just burn it. Rick

 

[BrotherBart]

Take it off of the pallet.

 

[Rockey]

Whodve guessed you could fit four Goodyears and a Wrangler in one of theses things.

I have one jealous neighbor

 

[fossil]

Dang, Rockey...maybe it's not the stove you smell at all, maybe you've already set your house on fire with that thing. :ahhh: Rick

 

[Rockey]

Dang, Rockey...maybe it's not the stove you smell at all, maybe you've already set your house on fire with that thing. :ahhh: Rick

Actually, its a barn according to BB

 

[fossil]

Dang, Rockey...maybe it's not the stove you smell at all, maybe you've already set your house on fire with that thing. :ahhh: Rick

Actually, its a barn according to BB

:lol: If that's true, maybe that fact alone could account for the smell. %-P Rick

 

[crazy_dan]

Maybe you guys didn't read my post very well. I had the stove to 725, in fact multiple times. The stove still emits the paint curing smell every time I reload.

No big deal really though. This is one unbelievable stove, The house temps continue to rise and is keeping us comfortable at 73+ degrees.

Or we don't trust your thermometer.