Hey guys
My stove has a blower. However, I rarely use it. I find that it blows the air more "up" than across the stove top. Are most stoves like this? Is it normal? I found that whenever I turned the blower on, it would cool down my stove pipe and my flue temp reading would be low (notice how I said reading and not temperature) since it is a probe thermometer.
Therefore, when/if I find my stove top is getting H O T (800+), I turn on a quiet tripod fan that sits beside the stove and I point it just above the stove top. That pushes the warm air from the stove across the room.
What are your thoughts on this?
Thanks in advance
Andrew
My stove has a blower. However, I rarely use it. I find that it blows the air more "up" than across the stove top. Are most stoves like this? Is it normal? I found that whenever I turned the blower on, it would cool down my stove pipe and my flue temp reading would be low (notice how I said reading and not temperature) since it is a probe thermometer.
Therefore, when/if I find my stove top is getting H O T (800+), I turn on a quiet tripod fan that sits beside the stove and I point it just above the stove top. That pushes the warm air from the stove across the room.
What are your thoughts on this?
Thanks in advance
Andrew