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>Customer complained of weak fire and smoke backing up into the house
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Basically every single square was stopped up when I first pulled it down. A bunch broke loose jostling it around on the way down the ladder
Woodfire bros, check your shit so you don't burn your house down and/or die some kind of inhalation death
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According to my grandma the last person to sweep our chimney was her dad, so that dates it to the 1950s, so I just burn firelogs in here on cold nights to try to alleviate the load on the gas furnace because the baseboard heaters suck ass at doing their job
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I wanna make a inside chimmey unit for wood stove with lots of fins to exchange heat.
people say it will collect junk so it would be removable and once a year take it outside and pour some gas and lite it off to burn itself clean.
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There's this firestation YT channel and most of it is chimney fires in the homes of retards that don't do the mandatory annual cleaning. Of course they are never charged with anything. This way it continues and they can use it as an argument for banning fireplaces.
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>>2971959
>charges
Right because your house burning down isn't punishment enough. You also need a fine that if unpaid will land you in jail if you can't pay because you lost everything. What made you like this? Mommy didn't love you? Daddy beat you daily? Are you an orphan raise by the cold bureaucratic hand of the government?
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>>2971909
>I hear fireplace can instead mostly suck warm air out the chimmey, not heat house.
Well, some fireplaces heat the house more effectively than others (and given how much they can heat a room I wonder if a lot of the less effective ones may not have been intentionally designed that way so people can use them without turning an otherwise not all that cold room into a sauna), but I have a hard time imagining one so spectacularly awful that it ends up being a net negative. That'd have to be something truly special.
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>>2971888
our house used to have a fireplace but it got demo'd in the remodel and as it turns out it was probably what was causing the house to sink in that area at first glance but it turned out the whole thing wasn't concrete, it was a sortof chicken wire with rocks concreted over it, completely hollow on the inside
to describe it the best way I can
It looked like one of those modeled video game assets that's only supposed to be viewed from one angle and if you see the other side it ruins the illusion.
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