brenndatomu
Minister of Fire
Like a piece of 3/4" PEX (or any plastic water line type stuff)?Try getting a section of plastic flexible conduit to run the rods through. It helps support them and keep them from kinking
Like a piece of 3/4" PEX (or any plastic water line type stuff)?Try getting a section of plastic flexible conduit to run the rods through. It helps support them and keep them from kinking
If the rods and fittings would fit through sure. Our rods need 1.5"Like a piece of 3/4" PEX (or any plastic water line type stuff)?
Like a piece of 3/4" PEX (or any plastic water line type stuff)?
They would fit...if not in 3/4, then 1" for sure...but pretty sure they'd go through 3/4"If the rods and fittings would fit through sure. Our rods need 1.5"
I like that suggestion, I will try that. Thanks!Try getting a section of plastic flexible conduit to run the rods through. It helps support them and keep them from kinking
It also gives you the benefit of being able to pack a plug around that tube to contain dust with out the plug wrapping around the rodsI like that suggestion, I will try that. Thanks!
I got the white rods and they are superQuestion for folks having difficulty with Sooteater rods: what color rods came in the box? Black rods are shown in the Amazon link posted above.
I purchased a Sooteater with white rods: https://www.rockfordchimneysupply.c...himney-cleaning-system-for-chimney-liners.php.
The listing states "We are pleased to announce the NEW addition SootEater ... many other suppliers offer the SootEater ... with a less flexible black cleaning rod."
i like the pex solution! i got a 3" pvc Y with sweeping elbow that i run my (white rodded) soot eater through. nice easy angle for the rods, but clunky as all get out. my original idea was to add another fitting to hook vacuum up to that would push or pull soot, but there's no room. i'd be real keen to hear what folks have done to control the amount of dust flowing back into house...I got the white rods and they are super
i like the pex solution! i got a 3" pvc Y with sweeping elbow that i run my (white rodded) soot eater through. nice easy angle for the rods, but clunky as all get out. my original idea was to add another fitting to hook vacuum up to that would push or pull soot, but there's no room. i'd be real keen to hear what folks have done to control the amount of dust flowing back into house...
I got the white rods and they are super
How are they different from the black ones? Are they capable of doing a 90 degree bend? (Example: going through the stove after removing the baffle, and then into a tee where it bends to straight up).
I dont have the black rods.. and I never have had them.. That being said.. I have heard that the black ones are more stiff.. Event though my pipe is straight up I got the white ones if I ever move and needed a more flexible rod. I dont have Ts or anything like that.. based on my stove I could go up through the damper if I wanted to with the white ones... you could just grab a set off Amazon.. they are pretty inexpensive..worh a shot...
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