yes I did, just thought it would be nice to remind newbies that it is possible to help clean your stove with it.Pellet-King said:you poseted this last season, thanks for the update
yes I did, just thought it would be nice to remind newbies that it is possible to help clean your stove with it.Pellet-King said:you poseted this last season, thanks for the update
that ash is probly good fertilizerjamesdjs said:smwilliamson said:But what about all of the soot in the air? Doesn't this bother you on the environment level? :shut: Also, think of all of the things you CANNOT observe with your eye because you aren't actually inspecting anything? Find a way to contain the soot ye olde polluters!
Doesn't bother me a bit
I built a house in the woods so I can damn well do as I please.
The ash that comes out is no worse than the smoke from a wood stove. Look at all the pollutant wood stove put out!
BLIMP said:that ash is probly good fertilizerjamesdjs said:smwilliamson said:But what about all of the soot in the air? Doesn't this bother you on the environment level? :shut: Also, think of all of the things you CANNOT observe with your eye because you aren't actually inspecting anything? Find a way to contain the soot ye olde polluters!
Doesn't bother me a bit
I built a house in the woods so I can damn well do as I please.
The ash that comes out is no worse than the smoke from a wood stove. Look at all the pollutant wood stove put out!
smwilliamson said:But what about all of the soot in the air? Doesn't this bother you on the environment level? :shut: Also, think of all of the things you CANNOT observe with your eye because you aren't actually inspecting anything? Find a way to contain the soot ye olde polluters!
krooser said:.... In the whole scheme of things that little ash is nothing...
Krooser make sure you take a pic of your new camo face paintingimacman said:krooser said:.... In the whole scheme of things that little ash is nothing...
As mentioned by Blimp above, the ash is actually good for the lawn, and also helps in the garden.
Krooser, you could even mix a little water with the ash, and paint your face to look like camo......stealth pellet burner. :lol:
jamesdjs said:Krooser make sure you take a pic of your new camo face paintingimacman said:krooser said:.... In the whole scheme of things that little ash is nothing...
As mentioned by Blimp above, the ash is actually good for the lawn, and also helps in the garden.
Krooser, you could even mix a little water with the ash, and paint your face to look like camo......stealth pellet burner. :lol:
I'm sure you would be able to do it with a good size shop vac but the filter will probably be clog after that.CTwoodburner said:So why would you not just hook up a shop vac and contain the ash rather than blow it all over the place? Am I missing something?
That is definately true.magsf11 said:Ctwoodburner,I may be wrong but i belive that a leaf blower moves a lot more air (CFM) than a shop vac. thus you are creating a more porewfull vac to remove alot more of the ash.
I've been doing it all last year once a month and my stove has never run better.WoodPorn said:Does this method not pose a problem with the combustion blower (bearings, switches ect)?
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