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Re: corn burning stoves and wood burning pellet st
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Posted by wdTom on November 15, 2004 at 17:48:35 from (155.212.222.193):
In Reply to: corn burning stoves and wood burning pellet stoves posted by Ron Anderson on November 15, 2004 at 11:31:13:
If you want your stove to work better at heating your home try this. Put a register, maybe 2 ft. square, in the floor over it to allow the heat an easy path up. Now enclose the stove in a sheetmetal enclosure to keep the heat in so it will go up. The front of the stove can be even with the front of the enclosure to allow easy loading. Leave a few inches between the enclosure and the floor for air to get in. Leave the door to thebasement open or open a little as a return. Or install a return from another part of the house. This could be another register in the floon. I have seen a system make a huge difference from jsut having a stove in the basement and leaving the door open.
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