Log Burning Tips - Tools. To Help Look After Your Wood Burning Stove. Plus Fuel Prices Dilemma

[@joshisennagle7272]

This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list kzbin.infoUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.

[@hallsterr]

These videos are great, this guy knows what he's talking about. More please!!

[@BloatedBumbleBee]

Bit of advice. Don’t keep the fan in the centre like that. Have it either side. Never in the middle. Also, two is better. One either side. No need to go expensive. As the motors are all about the same. So buy two and you’ll notice a huge difference

[@thomasreed49]

Didn’t think to much about his cleaning having the ash bucket 2 feet away from the fire brushing it causing dust in the room best done surely with a miniature vacuum cleaner.

[@m.k.7199]

Best way to wash the glass is to take just the powdered ash and make a past. Use it to clean the glass

[@Chris-pv2ht]

I find wet newspaper just moist and ash does the trick for glass. For around the stove door on my stove where the vent is I use a small brush wet and some pink stuff cleaner you can also use pink stuff on the glass but I only clean the inside of the door every week or so

[@fasthracing]

Just buying a house with 4 of these fire things so this has been useful. Thanks

[@feargach2107]

It's great to get practical advice, presented in a pleasant and straight-forward manner. Thank you so much.

[@becbec3541]

I’ve found white vinegar and ash works wonders on cleaning the glass on my stove.

[@TheOutdoorFun]

I use lemon for cleaning and it works really good.

[@johnhammond4214]

Great video - I've had my woodburning stove for 8 yaers now and wood ash is definately the best thing to clean you door glass with. I also have one of the stove top fans and they soon pay for themselves by pushing the heat out into your room.

[@martinwood419]

Great video and lots of useful information. Do you have a link or name of the mini ash scoop set?, looks like just what I need, Thanks

[@alanwolfe9390]

The only sure-fire glass cleaner I have discovered is Easy-Off oven cleaner. Spritz with Easy-Off, follow with a spritz of water, and wipe with paper towels. Fast and easy.

[@Guitarinthewoods]

Thanks! No nonsense helpful tips. 👍

[@carlflay431]

Hi Do you sell those small square ash pans & brush ? Or can you tell me where you bought it please? Thanks

[@excelsiorhome3266]

Very informative and honest!

[@richid13]

Where do you get that small metal dustpan and brush from please

[@cliviag1602]

thanks for another great video - would you please give the link for the small shovel with the brush - thanks

[@RockSimian]

Thx for the practical advise 🔥

[@tigertom53]

I love a small blow torch to light the fire.

[@sharonjones6740]

Kitchen surface wipes dipped in the Ash work really well to clean and finish with dry kitchen roll.

[@EcofiresStoves]

Good to know!

[@martinmullen71]

Great little video, lots of information. I’ve liked and subscribed, l look forward to the next one.

[@rayandlesleywestcar8351]

Free heat 2 x 51 mm stainless steel tube inserted through the flue and sealed with flue sealant just above the fire top getting about 9000 btu’s for free a rechargeable small fan pushes the air through

[@webnut1]

You don't need any product at all to clean the glass. Simply damp kitchen paper with water and then use the wood ash

[@RustyBladeForJazz]

Any links for the dust pan n brush?

[@TheAndyMaan]

I second this, I’ve been looking for one that looks like what you show but haven’t been able to find one.

[@BlahBlah-um5tr]

Same

[@TheAndyMaan]

The name of it is actually in another comment further down that someone else put up. Sirius Barletta fire tool set for anyone else who stumbles on this comment first.

[@BlahBlah-um5tr]

Just got brush and pan set from Sirius barletta £20 plus £4 postage

[@TheAndyMaan]

@@BlahBlah-um5tr Yep I did the same a few days ago, didn't realise it has a magnet to hold the 2 bits together until I unwrapped it. Should do the job nicely though.

[@andiiman3496]

Great series of videos, but surely the eco fan should be at the side and back, pulling in cooler air from the back and pushing it across the hot top, and not in front of the flue which can overheat the fan?

[@uslanja]

Yup, that's what the instruction states. But who reads instructions 😂

[@zigzag4189]

Thank you for this very educational! Cheers 🙌

[@EcofiresStoves]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rayandlesleywestcar8351]

I put my next days burn on top of the stove the fire heat removes moisture or rotate them as needed

[@thomashosking385]

Great videos, thank you. They are really helpful.

[@leeb3644]

Fantastic videos, thank you. Where did the dust pan and brush come from please ? Looks a perfect size 👍

[@michaelward4506]

I'd be interested in a link to that dust pan and brush as well - Thanks

[@rodbone6886]

I would like the link for the brush and shovel.

[@MM168NSX]

Same

[@d17mop]

I don’t think he wants to tell us

[@danshort158]

Did anybody find out where to get the pan an brush?

[@chrisnannhall]

Great video thank you. Where do you get the brush & pan set?

[@jamesetal7088]

So very helpful.

[@gillykellner4880]

Where can we get one of the square little shovels and brush ? Thanks

[@heathertaylor6774]

Can you give a link for the dustpan and brush please?

[@capbin146]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@EcofiresStoves]

Thank you

[@sdy30]

Enjoying your videos. Thanks for the top tips!

[@allanb52]

I just use water, dipped in ash. I bought one of those companion sets and yes, they are not ideal. 6 months ago it was true about gas, not now. My fan doesn't go fast enough to do anything.

[@AA-69]

STANLEY BLADE AS SCRAPER !

[@kimberley3564]

Tried everywhere for the brush and pan set, but I can't find it anywhere. Do you sell them for delivery thanks

[@bareknuckleirishtravellers7434]

thank you ...... when you watch this close ya eyes and think of Johnathan ross

[@chriss9785]

Really appreciate your advice, but where can I buy the small shovel and brush set?

[@emmaedwards8888]

Sirius Barletta Fire Tool Set

[@boombox469]

Great vid. New sub

[@eiramorrish8164]

Can you tell me if you need a HETAS Certificate when having a new log burner/ multifuel installed please?

[@be4realz]

QUESTION....i have an old Lincoln wood burning stove with trifold doors. Do i need to use a log grate?

[@paulstevens5207]

I’ve stupidly got some melted cloth on the top of my log burner. Any advice on how to remove the residue of melted cloth?

[@samantharees8523]

What with the new 2022 rules, what is the best stove to boil a kettle or basic cooking on in the event of losing electric please? A video showing how would be awesome. Thanks

[@thomashosking385]

There are quite a few online videos about using a stove for cooking and heating things up. Worth checking them out.

[@iansharp6593]

Dean Forge make a couple of stoves with a separate oven compartment on top of the combustion chamber. We are just about to replace our open grate with one, firstly to reduce air pollution in the house, as my wife is asthmatic, secondly for the heating efficiency and thirdly so we can cook/heat food in the event of a power cut.

[@derekdevries1284]

You don't need any cleaner all you need is a wet paper towel and then you dab in the ash and you scrub It Off and it'll all just come right off with just dabbing it with Ash and little moist paper towel and then just dried off with the dry paper towel and you're done

[@mikebikekite1]

You mention it's good to leave a little ash in the fire - can I ask why?

[@d17mop]

Assists with the combustion process.

[@davethompson8779]

Hi, can you recommend a heat powered fan for a small log stove, please? Many thanks, Dave

[@Chris-pv2ht]

I have an expensive Canadian on and a cheap Amazon one both work just as well, the last years and just give them a wipe down on the fins, I think Aldi have sold some in the past

[@Billswillstill]

Do Saltfire and Ekol stoves have Ceramic door glass?

[@d17mop]

Doubt it. There Chinese.

[@meredithtaylor61]

Please send the link to the mini ash scoop tool

[@Chloestrash]

Same > looking everywhere and can’t find it. Please if anyone knows reply with the link x

[@steveored]

I’ve found some on eBay and ordered a stainless steel set . www.ebay.co.uk/itm/354282884995?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ukrvzi-msuk&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=WowyhP2ITSS&var=623670720911&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

[@nicwatters]

Yes we all need a the link to the small dustpan and bush lol

[@d17mop]

@@nicwatters thats the one. 👍🏼

[@paulbuxton8035]

Why the reluctance to provide a link or advise where to purchase the small ash pan and brush you promote in the video?

[@d17mop]

I’ve put a link in the comments 👍🏼

[@sidneybell64]

There is nothing wrong with the big set buy that in stead. I have no problem with them

[@leebutler1965]

Just buy an ash vacuum job done

[@hallsterr]

These videos are great, this guy knows what he's talking about. More please!!