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Don't forget to clean your chimney hood
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<blockquote data-quote="FatJay" data-source="post: 3950574" data-attributes="member: 89776"><p>Maintenance is easy. 30min a year to prevent your house from burning down? Yes, I think I can be bothered with that. Still dumb that I forgot to clean the crud out of the hood on top and could have cost me a great deal. It won't happen again, for sure. But the way it's set up, it's incredibly easy to clean. I drop a rope down from the top and go down pull it down, as I have an opening outside. From the inside I take a plate off the top of hte stove and push the brush back and it goes and pushes everything out. At most 30min if I'm seriously taking my time.</p><p></p><p>Had it continued like that, there would only be threat if hot pieces came out and lit my roof on fire(no leaves or debris), which I think it supposed to be unlikely. My chimney is detached from my house, spaced 4-6" away all the way up, not in the wall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FatJay, post: 3950574, member: 89776"] Maintenance is easy. 30min a year to prevent your house from burning down? Yes, I think I can be bothered with that. Still dumb that I forgot to clean the crud out of the hood on top and could have cost me a great deal. It won't happen again, for sure. But the way it's set up, it's incredibly easy to clean. I drop a rope down from the top and go down pull it down, as I have an opening outside. From the inside I take a plate off the top of hte stove and push the brush back and it goes and pushes everything out. At most 30min if I'm seriously taking my time. Had it continued like that, there would only be threat if hot pieces came out and lit my roof on fire(no leaves or debris), which I think it supposed to be unlikely. My chimney is detached from my house, spaced 4-6" away all the way up, not in the wall. [/QUOTE]
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