another ridiculous question from me.
im very much enjoying the new napoleon 1402- but im a bit curious as to the benefits of poking the fire. im a tinkerer by nature, and feel the need to poke the fire when the flames die down a bit! the fire is reading around 600 degrees, but the flames have died down to a bluish aura-type look, which is also ok! i suppose what im asking is whether or not my poking the larger logs into a billion small bright red coals is needed or counter-productive!
i included a photo just for fun! (note: the blue is my computer screen, not the fire!).
im very much enjoying the new napoleon 1402- but im a bit curious as to the benefits of poking the fire. im a tinkerer by nature, and feel the need to poke the fire when the flames die down a bit! the fire is reading around 600 degrees, but the flames have died down to a bluish aura-type look, which is also ok! i suppose what im asking is whether or not my poking the larger logs into a billion small bright red coals is needed or counter-productive!
i included a photo just for fun! (note: the blue is my computer screen, not the fire!).