TX Jim; I think the greatest claim to fame the logs have is that they can get the flue hot enough to burn or cristilize the buildup that is in the flue. A friend of mine once tried one and said it seemed to get things so hot that he heard creaking noises in the wall. All the wood I burn is seasoned at least 2 or 3 years and is very dry. My flue is double wall insulated stainless and any buildup in there is usually the flakey kind and dry. Never had any of the gummy buildup except at the cap on top. If I had a regular type flue with a tacky cresote buildup I would probably try one of the commercial flue cleaners like SAFE-T-FLUE flue cleaner sold at most home centers. It's a powder you sprinkle on the coals after a a hot fire and is supposed to crystalize the deposits in the flue. Even at that the deposits can still ignite and burn, although maybe not as rapidly. Good luck.
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