"I wonder if my thermostat" in my double wall flue pipe, responds differently in the colder weather (didn't HAVE a flue pipe thermostat last winter), than it does in more moderate temp weather conditions?
I've noted that I very RARELY see it get "in the red zone" like it used to, when I build a hot fire (I build a hot fire every time I fire up the stove).
Thermometer coated so much that I'm not getting actual readings anymore? Colder temps (30's) affecting the smoke quickly, and not allowing it to get into the red zone? Thermometer already shot (supposed to be good for two years!)?
-Soupy1957
I've noted that I very RARELY see it get "in the red zone" like it used to, when I build a hot fire (I build a hot fire every time I fire up the stove).
Thermometer coated so much that I'm not getting actual readings anymore? Colder temps (30's) affecting the smoke quickly, and not allowing it to get into the red zone? Thermometer already shot (supposed to be good for two years!)?
-Soupy1957