Other than easy clean out is there any advantage to running a T? I am thinking about getting a few extra feet of flex liner and just connecting it right to the back of the stove.
BrotherBart said:you can then clean the chimney the way I do on the 30-NC in my fireplace by dropping a rope down the liner into the stove and then pulling a brush down and into the stove since the baffle in that stove is a snap to remove.
DeePee said:BrotherBart said:you can then clean the chimney the way I do on the 30-NC in my fireplace by dropping a rope down the liner into the stove and then pulling a brush down and into the stove since the baffle in that stove is a snap to remove.
I apologize for the thread-jack, but what is the 'inside' setup used with this method to prevent particulate from entering the living space? I'm concerned about wear-and-tear from the metal couplers on my flex-rods given the geometry of my liner, and this seems the ideal alternative.
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