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28/09/17

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Originally posted by iron bark ↑

So is the chimney guy saying that hardwood burning is ok only reason I ask is that I have a wood heater and there is always black flakey looking stuff from the flu sitting on the roof especially when there hasn't been any rain for 3 months. BTW I only use hardwood. Often wondered about the fact that when it does rain that sooty material ends up in the tank.

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as long as the hardwood is old and I mean old then minimal ash build up in flue

now if young dead wood then plenty of oil/sap/moisture left so wood does not really burn properly
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