If a fireplace is only being used once a week or for only a few hours at a time, it is necessary to only have a cleaning once evey two to three years. However, if there is soot coming down when opening and closing the damper, this is a good determining factor that the fireplace/chimney is in need of cleaning.
i dont know but i think it flue
i don't know but next time you get your clothes dry cleaned... ask the people!
We had carbon on the stone above our fireplace opening because a guest at our cabin started a fire without opening the damper. We used Sure Klean Fireplace Cleaner, following the instructions on the bottle. It's not easy to find, but it works as advertised. It removed all the carbon from the stone. The grout is 90% cleaner, but if you know to look, you can see that the grout is ever so slightly darker than the grout on the side of the fireplace, where there was no smoke damage. I give this product 5 out of 5 stars.
i don't know but i do know that my mig welder needs pressured air and hydrogen to burn the metal
In order to know what two changes of state are involved in a process one needs to know what the process is.
form_title=Chimney or Fireplace Cleaning and Inspection form_header=7533 How many chimney flues do you need cleaned?*= {Select One,1,2,3,4 or more} Which kind of fireplace or burning device is used at your home?*= () Traditional masonry fireplace (brick or stone) () Wood stove () Pellet stove () Gas fireplace insert () Prefabricated fireplace () Don't Know () Other Which services are you in need of? (Choose all that apply)*= [] Chimney sweeping [] Chimney inspection [] Install chimney cap [] Waterproofing [] Don't Know [] Other
yes i agree have it checked by some one who knows what there doing fireplaces are know for clogging do to ash and sot and the chimney may need to be cleaned
Une cheminée. yes, I know it means a chimney, but that's the word they use.
form_title=Fireplace Repair form_header=10463 Select the issue(s) that are effecting the performance of the fireplace insert.*= [] Gas smell [] Broken glass [] Not enough heat [] Fan isn't functioning porperly [] Needs regular service [] Not venting properly [] Other Please specify the type of fireplace the unit is inserted in.*= () Masonry () Factory built (zero clearance) Does the unit still have warranty coverage?*= () Yes () No () Don't Know What kind of ventilation is present?*= () Natural vent () Direct vent () Unvented (vent free) () Through chimney () Through the side of the unit Is your fireplace fueled by natural gas?*= () Yes () No
A fireplace is a pleasant presence in a living room or bedroom. In the cold winter months, many people like to sit in front of the fireplace and enjoy a long talk with family. Part of the responsibility of owning a fireplace is making sure that the chimney is in good condition. A chimney must be cleaned on a regular basis and the chimney cap must be checked for any damage. If a homeowner needs chimney cap repair, he or she has several options for finding a repairman. One way to find a qualified chimney cap repair service is to ask the individual who cleans the chimney. The person's company may offer chimney cap repair services. However, if the company doesn't offer that service it's likely that the chimney cleaner will have a few suggestions on other companies to try. A personal recommendation from a person who works in the industry is ideal for someone in search of a professional who is qualified to conduct chimney cap repair. Another option for a person interested in finding chimney cap repair services is to ask a neighbor with a fireplace. The neighbor may have had work done on their chimney and know who to call. Furthermore, the person may be able to recommend a chimney cap repair service with low prices. Next, an online search for chimney cap repair services is a useful option for many homeowners. Choosing three or four chimney repair services and, then calling the companies with questions regarding price is a smart idea. A person will be able to learn about the qualifications of the service personnel as well as how long the repair job might take. Once all of the information is collected, the person can consider the companies and schedule an appointment. Finally, there are many reasons to keep a chimney cap in good condition. For one, it prevents animals from entering the chimney. Furthermore, many chimney caps are designed to prevent birds from building nests inside a chimney or becoming trapped. In addition, a chimney cap that's clean and intact does a lot to improve the exterior of a home.
I professional "Chimney Sweep" can help you. There is an additional advantage of a professional doing this task, if this is in a new-to-you home; they will check your chimney and fireplace for potential problems, such as cracks in the firebox, bad damper, chimney problems inside and out etc. If you are going to do this task there are chimney brushes that can be purchased at "big box stores" just make sure you measure your chimney diameter and know if it is round or square. Make sure you close off the fireplace as there will be significant soot, plastic sheets, taped around the edges of the fireplace will reduce most of the soot generated. Clean the fireplace last. Be careful of the vacuum you use as the soot can travel through and be exhausted into your room, some shop-vac's will cause more problems than you can imagine.
a brick mason can repair your chimney,but not all brick Masons have exp. repairing chimneys
First of all you've got to open the cheat box [ctrl+shift+c], write "moveobjects on" and obviously press enter, then you place the fireplace where you want it to be (afterwards you can't move it, or, better, you can but the cimney will appear again), select the hammer tool and delete the chimney, only the chimney. The fireplace is supposed to stay there while the chimney should disappear (if your house has more floors you have to go to avery floor and delete the chimney with the hammer). If it doesn't work then I don't know, I get rid of the chimneys this way C:
i am at a lost. i know this is for answers. but i can not find what i need on internet. i have a Woodsman wood stove, it is meduim size, some of the brick need to be replaced but i don't know how to go about getting them out, i read some and it sounded simple but mine does not look that way. Mine at the top of brick has a metal lip that holds them in, i don't know how to get them out or if i did i might not be able to get new ones in. and i can't find it on the internet. can anyone guide me in the right direction.
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If it has so much dust in it you can't put in the CD.
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.