if it is instaled corectly, the handle which controlls the flue goes in the same direction as the plate inside the chimney. so if the handle is horizontal, the flue is closed. if the handle is verticle, the flue is open. you shouldn't have to close the flue all the way, at most it should be at a 60degree angle to allow smoke to leave, while retaining heat. open the flue all the way when you open the door to the stove so that the smoke will go out the chimney and not into your face and house. but close the flue back down some to keep in the heat and not waste firewood warmth on the air outside.
if you are talking a stove flue [free standing] the handle on the flue will indicate open or closed. if handle is horizontal flue is closed. if vertical flue is open. if you mean fireplace flue usually pushing flue handle to rear or back of fireplace will open it and pulling it toward you will close it. you can check by moving handle slowly while looking with flashlight up in the chimney. be careful as soot can come down and out if you get too aggresive.
When burning the firplace, flue must be open to avoid death/ illness from carbon monoxide.
As long as there is combustion, the flue should be left open.
No. The flue must be open to allow the carbon monoxide to escape from the house.
At the beginning of fall, before you build a fire in your fireplace make sure to open the chimney's flue.
When the fire is burning, until the ashes are cold. The damper should be open at these times.
A flue is a chimney pipe, a pipe for taking smoke from a fire out of a building. I know of no other meaning.
It needs to be open when lighting a fire. Close it when not in use. If you have any doubt which is which, look up the flue with a flashlight.
No. Benadyral is used for flue symptoms
Yes- but open before use.
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