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First Burn Of Season

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by Todd, Sep 27, 2016.

  1. Todd

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    Cold windy rainy day, good time to burn the dust off the stones. IMG_20160927_173247884.jpg
     
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    Ahhhh, looks great!
     
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    The last 2 years I wait till Halloween, but my wife is starting to get chilly. I'm jealous Todd
     
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    Looks good Todd. We may be firing up yet this week if this weather holds.

    btw, you had asked earlier if we changed out the gasket in the glass and we had not but I did change my mind and went ahead and changed it. After all, I had the gasket and it is not difficult to change.
     
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    I am jealous. We usually can hold out until the end of October. Yesterday was cold, but today was muggy and warm again.
     
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  6. Todd

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    WS gives good directions, I was a little worried at first with that double pane getting a good seal but it turned out easier than I thought.
     
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    Fired the stove last two days to drive the chill out of the house and bonus reduce the humidity which was pushing 70%. Rained a bit every day for the past few combined with much cooler weather ' makes these old bones start creeking something awful.
     
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    As always, looks great Todd
     
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    " Taking the chill off."
    BTUs put to good use !
     
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    And the pooch is happy
     
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    So thats what you kids are calling it these days? :picard:
    Nice fire!
     
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    Awesome, I've only had the fireplace going so the wife gets her "ambiance" lol
     

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