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The Ecosy+ Panoramic 5KW multifuel stove by Stove World UK with a flexible flue liner & slate hearth fitted by our registered HETAS engineer in #Solihull #WestMidlands 🔥

The Ecosy+ Panoramic 5KW multifuel stove by Stove World UK with a flexible flue liner & slate hearth fitted by our registered HETAS engineer in #Solihull #WestMidlands 🔥 Latest update from Stove Specialists Ltd via Stove Specialists Ltd – stove installation Stove Specialists Ltd Unit 1C, Chetwynd Lodge Chester Road Newport, Telford TF10 8AB +44-1902-519089

The Ecosy+ Panoramic 5KW multifuel stove by Stove World UK with a flexible flue liner & slate hearth fitted by our registered HETAS engineer in #Solihull #WestMidlands 🔥 Read More »

Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-ee A sweep is as lucky as lucky can be Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-oo Good luck will rub off when I shakes ‘ands with you Or blow me a kiss And that’s lucky too 🎶 HETAS encourage having your chimney swept at least twice a year when burning wood or bituminous housed coal and at least once a year when burning smokeless fuels. The best times to have your chimney swept are just before the start of the heating season and after your stove has not been used over a prolonged period. Nows the time guys….get your chimney swept, it’s burning season 🔥

Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-ee A sweep is as lucky as lucky can be Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-oo Good luck will rub off when I shakes ‘ands with you Or blow me a kiss And that’s lucky too 🎶 HETAS encourage having your chimney swept at least twice a year

Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-ee A sweep is as lucky as lucky can be Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-oo Good luck will rub off when I shakes ‘ands with you Or blow me a kiss And that’s lucky too 🎶 HETAS encourage having your chimney swept at least twice a year when burning wood or bituminous housed coal and at least once a year when burning smokeless fuels. The best times to have your chimney swept are just before the start of the heating season and after your stove has not been used over a prolonged period. Nows the time guys….get your chimney swept, it’s burning season 🔥 Read More »

Have you made these woodburner faux pas ? Getting to grips with a wood-burning stove can be a steep learning curve if you’re completely new to them. Here are some of the main pitfalls that catch out new woodburner owners. Leaving the door open 🔥 New woodburner owners often assume they should be able to leave the door open in order to feel intense heat from the flames, just as you would feel from sitting next to an open fire. This is incorrect. The job of the flames of a woodburner is to heat the metal case around it. The metal case heats the rest of the room, including you and any other occupants. Leaving the door open allows too much oxygen into the firebox, which causes your fuel to burn too fast and the stove to overfire. This can cause permanent damage to your stove. Cutting off the oxygen supply 🔥 Another mistake made by new stove owners is to cut off the oxygen supply to the stove, causing it to go out. The exception to the rule about closing the door is during lighting, when the stove can be left ajar to help the kindling to catch alight. The door should then be closed, but the air vents need to be kept open sufficiently to allow oxygen in to maintain the fire. Closing the vents completely will extinguish the fire, but leaving them open too far will create the same problems as leaving the door open. Burning green logs 🔥 Green logs are freshly cut wood that has not had the opportunity to dry and season. They have high moisture levels, which means that when they are burnt, a large amount of energy is wasted on evaporating water rather than heating your room. Burning green logs is bad for your bank balance, the environment and your stove. The high moisture content results in a smouldering burn in which flammable gases are released through your chimney without being spent. It also leads to your stove operating at a lower than optimum temperature, which means flue gases cool, condense and turn into tar and creosote in inside your stove system. Burning the wrong sort of fuel 🔥 Different appliances allow for different types of fuel to be burnt. The most obvious example is that wood-burning stove should burn only wood, while multi-fuel stoves can burn other solid fuels. But you should always consult your stove manual to find out precisely what your stove manufacturer advises you can burn. Burning themselves 🔥 Something about human nature means many stove owners get an urge to touch their stove to find out just how hot it is. Please take our word for it: it gets very hot. Only touch your stove with the aid of a stove glove if you want to avoid getting a nasty burn. When Stove Specialists Ltd have installed your new stove, we will show you step by step how to use it. You will have a full instruction manual, and we are only a phone call away. Enjoy your stove this winter 🔥

Have you made these woodburner faux pas ? Getting to grips with a wood-burning stove can be a steep learning curve if you’re completely new to them. Here are some of the main pitfalls that catch out new woodburner owners. Leaving the door open 🔥 New woodburner owners often assume they should be able to

Have you made these woodburner faux pas ? Getting to grips with a wood-burning stove can be a steep learning curve if you’re completely new to them. Here are some of the main pitfalls that catch out new woodburner owners. Leaving the door open 🔥 New woodburner owners often assume they should be able to leave the door open in order to feel intense heat from the flames, just as you would feel from sitting next to an open fire. This is incorrect. The job of the flames of a woodburner is to heat the metal case around it. The metal case heats the rest of the room, including you and any other occupants. Leaving the door open allows too much oxygen into the firebox, which causes your fuel to burn too fast and the stove to overfire. This can cause permanent damage to your stove. Cutting off the oxygen supply 🔥 Another mistake made by new stove owners is to cut off the oxygen supply to the stove, causing it to go out. The exception to the rule about closing the door is during lighting, when the stove can be left ajar to help the kindling to catch alight. The door should then be closed, but the air vents need to be kept open sufficiently to allow oxygen in to maintain the fire. Closing the vents completely will extinguish the fire, but leaving them open too far will create the same problems as leaving the door open. Burning green logs 🔥 Green logs are freshly cut wood that has not had the opportunity to dry and season. They have high moisture levels, which means that when they are burnt, a large amount of energy is wasted on evaporating water rather than heating your room. Burning green logs is bad for your bank balance, the environment and your stove. The high moisture content results in a smouldering burn in which flammable gases are released through your chimney without being spent. It also leads to your stove operating at a lower than optimum temperature, which means flue gases cool, condense and turn into tar and creosote in inside your stove system. Burning the wrong sort of fuel 🔥 Different appliances allow for different types of fuel to be burnt. The most obvious example is that wood-burning stove should burn only wood, while multi-fuel stoves can burn other solid fuels. But you should always consult your stove manual to find out precisely what your stove manufacturer advises you can burn. Burning themselves 🔥 Something about human nature means many stove owners get an urge to touch their stove to find out just how hot it is. Please take our word for it: it gets very hot. Only touch your stove with the aid of a stove glove if you want to avoid getting a nasty burn. When Stove Specialists Ltd have installed your new stove, we will show you step by step how to use it. You will have a full instruction manual, and we are only a phone call away. Enjoy your stove this winter 🔥 Read More »

Latest update from Stove Specialists Ltd via Stove Specialists Ltd – stove installation Stove Specialists Ltd Unit 1C, Chetwynd Lodge Chester Road Newport, Telford TF10 8AB +44-1902-519089

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