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It’s the end of the fire season in the home. Are there any best practices when it’s time to call it a day?
Yes, according to our Stûv expert, Corey.
To properly store your appliance, Corey suggests:
– Remove all ashes from the appliance with a vacuum cleaner;
– Clean the glass;
– Visually inspect interior parts;
– Have your chimney swept (it’s a good reminder, it is recommended to do this at least once a year).
View how to clean the glass of a wood burning appliance : VIEW
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Nestled among the trees on the southern slope of Mont Shefford, this home is made up of three main blocks that follow the curves of the terrain. The block that is built slightly into the mountain, on the rear side, features a pottery studio and a garage. A smaller block clad in Corten steel holds […]
