I dont really understand what the problem is with OWBs. Is it that sometimes they smoke alot, or the chimminy being to short. What is the differance with a indoor wood stove, it dosent smoke as much sometimes maybe?, when I burn mine off in the morning it smokes pretty good, (Mine is a 70s style black box) made in Cobleskill. Or the chimminy is higher? Is it green wood some burn in OWBs? wood smoke is wood smoke, How can one style stove polluate more than another? I read something in Country Folks about that law and it dident really make sense. And talk about air pollution I cant tell you how many times I see state/county dump trucks, and trucke ideling along the road/thruway, ect so they can fix something, or what ever there doing. 5 trucks to put up a new stop sign. It seems to me like there going after one problem, but over here or there theres 20 other problems are going on.?? J
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