Chimney sweep

[ApS]

Originally Posted by TCC

The Country Sweep (603-569-6498) out of Wolfeboro. Dan Richardson has an excellent reputation in the area. His service is very professional, prompt, clean, friendly, and competitively priced.

Ditto...and this is the time of year to get this task done. I'd check with Dan on just-how-frequently. (Every year seems wasteful).

I wondered if "the market" had come up with a chemical chimney sweep.

Disclaimer: I haven't tried it.

And, yes, there's a bunch of alternatives at Amazon :

https://www.amazon.com/CSL-Creosote-.../dp/B001EPRAGM

Four stars, but I always check the negative (1-star) reviews to watch for "issues". This item comes with a "use-by" marking that buyers should watch for:
https://www.amazon.com/CSL-Creosote-...ews-filter-bar

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[Biggd]

Originally Posted by ApS

Ditto...and this is the time of year to get this task done. I'd check with Dan on just-how-frequently. (Every year seems wasteful).

I wondered if "the market" had come up with a chemical chimney sweep.

Disclaimer: I haven't tried it.

And, yes, there's a bunch of alternatives at Amazon :

https://www.amazon.com/CSL-Creosote-.../dp/B001EPRAGM

Four stars, but I always check the negative (1-star) reviews to watch for "issues". This item comes with a "use-by" marking that buyers should watch for:
https://www.amazon.com/CSL-Creosote-...ews-filter-bar

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I usually get mine done every other year but I only use it on weekends in the winter and maybe go though about a half cord of wood. If you burn a couple cords or more a season you should probably be cleaning it every year.