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Keeping your home fires burning...
Maintaining your Wood Appliance
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Creosote, a tar-like substance that can build up in your fireplace, can lead to dangerous chimney fires.
Tips for maintaining your wood appliance:
-Check annually to assure flue is clear
and free of soot and ash.

-Check the chimney, its seals and
flashings for heat and water integrity.

-Burn only dry and seasoned wood
to get a cleaner burning exhaust
and more heat from every piece of wood

-Before each addition of wood, open the damper and allow the new wood to heat up thouroughly before dampering down.

-Store firewood away from your home to prevent bugs and wood eating insects from invading your home

-Do not cover your wood on all for sides. A tent only traps moisture and does not allow air circulation

-Store wood off the ground. It will absorb moisture directly from the earth

-Inspect all firewood purchases prior to committing to purchase. Check the weight of the wood, look for drying cracks. A full cord should measure 4 feet deep by four feet tall by eight feet in width.
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Maintaining GAS appliances
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Things you should know about burning WOOD safely
How to light your pilot
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