Just a rotary works wellMake sure and buy an oval brush, not something you can find around town when you need it.
Just a rotary works wellMake sure and buy an oval brush, not something you can find around town when you need it.
I like your decorations. Are you a biologist or do you just really love horseshoe "crabs"?
We used to do the same in Orleans. (Home of the first Howard Johnsons)We summer on Cape Cod, and its a running gag in my family.
I'm sure there is air being pulled through the secondary tubes all the time, but since air will always take the path of least resistance, when the primary air is open that is the shortest/least convoluted path, so it will be the bulk of the air percentage wise...then that slowly shifts as you close the primary down...I'm sure different stoves have different ratios, but I'd guess once the primary is "closed", the ratio is something like 25% primary, 75% secondary.The above makes perfect sense given how EPA stoves work, if you give it too much primary air, you lose efficiency, so that limit is built in. And the secondaries are always on, to clean up the burn no matter how you adjust the primary (if its up to temp).
That's really the most amazing part.Oh, and looks great...sounds like you actually had a competent installer too!
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