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Old 07-19-2011, 05:39 PM   #13
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Power vents can do lots of weird things, and if a house it tight enough, and the wood stove located in a decent proximity to the vent, and has a poor draft to begin with, I can very much see this situation happening.

After having a few relatives with them, (and what?)I don't recommend them to anyone...

There are a lot of ifs in the statement being quoted above. If all the above is to happen then just the boiler fan would cause that problem and it would have to run for hours I believe to get that to really cause a problem. I would defiantly recommend them to anyone that had a situation that really needed them and no other situation would work for them. Again I apologize for getting off of my own topic of stainless steel piping installation. Won't happen again.
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