How many consecutive days has your stove ran? *no OWB’s!*

How long has your stove ran without ha having a relight? Longest one gets a free FWH ATTA BOYS.

 

I'm first, so I am winning!

Maybe 4 days. Someone will top that in a heartbeat.

 

With this roller coaster winter, I've got a couple days this season that I had to let the stove go cold. When it's 50 or 60° I don't want or need a fire.

 

Still winning! You didn't answer the question!

 

Sometime last November - let’s say 80 days

 

Gps had me beat too

 

Eh I’m often away from my stove a lot but if I started a fire in the morning and left and it was burning when I got home I’d be surprised. Warm stove but the coals are not much unless I really filled it but I don’t do that when I go to work. Couple splits about half hour before I go , go in and then I just turn it down and go. At least it does work while I am gone, keeps drying out things.

 

Mine has been cold a few times this winter. Last time wasn't too long ago, so I'm out.

 

With wood I might have gone a day or so without rekindling a fire, but with coal it does good up to 4 days before it seems to go out. In that case just needing a good cleanout and before starting over.

Thankfully my propane boiler goes out A LOT!

 

No relights in December or January. Only a few in November.
I'd just be guessing at 60+. Been too long!

The IS always has coals left after 14 hours. I do about twelve hour reloads

 

Ditto! Never goes out I just turn the air and flue to almost closed and can crack them wide open 24 hours later to start a new fire. Maybe just a piece or 2 of lathe kindling to get the load re-lit. It probably hasn't actually gone out more than twice since early October. Once because I was out of town.

 

24-7 November 20 through December 21, some days with a couple windows open! Then we were gone until Dec 31 so no fire for 10 days. Then 24-7 Dec. 31 through today. Buck 80 Catalyst equipped insert.

 

Except for the clean-out in January its been running since September I think? As usual I didn't write it down on the calendar.

 

Our weather pretty much dictates that I "could" run it from about start of November to mid-late March, but I clean the stack often, so she'll never run more than say 6-8 weeks straight. There's a how often do you clean your stove glass post somewhere I started last year I think. I limp the stove along if I'm around when we get warmer days (apparently not this year though!) by letting the dogs out and letting a bunch of fresh air in. Also known as hold the door open with a boot for a few minutes It was only last year I truly started figuring the long burn/square wood magic.

 

I'm in the same boat as Horkn. Temperature in January was so warm at times we had no fire for days straight. Thankfully Winter showed up for work yesterday and gave us a proper snowstorm. Still snowing and blowing today, with more coming. Should have reloaded the garage bin yesterday

 

Seben days....woot

 

I've let the IS go cold a few time due to warmth and, on occasion, laziness. I can go 26+ hours and still do a warm restart. Amazing how fast 4 year old mulberry takes off. About 6 minutes from first picture to last. Cookie is about 17" and just made it through the door.