Posted by George Marsh on October 22, 2014 at 15:06:28 from (192.182.61.224):
In Reply to: outdoor wood boiler posted by troy25 on October 22, 2014 at 08:51:57:
As a Kid, we had an old steam boiler for the milk processing plant. Had a special brush to clean tubes. Did that on a regular bases.
Just a thought. If you put cold metal in a candle flame, carbon will form. Is it possible that creosote is deposited on the tubes partly because the tubes are cold, below steam temps?
You get BBQ grates hot enough, they turn the grease to white ash. How dangerous would it be if you drained the water out of boiler and started a fire? Don't seal boiler champer, let it vent any steam produced. Either it would damage boiler or turn the creosote to ash.
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