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The 2021 Federal 26% Tax credit on Wood & Pellet Stoves
Save over $1000 with the 2021 Federal 25D pellet and wood stove tax credit. Here is the Ultimate Guide!
Why is My Pellet Stove Not Heating?
Most pellet stoves and inserts generate heat in the range of 8000 – 40,000 BTU’s/hour. If your appliance seems to have lost a little something in the heat output department, the fix might be easier than you think! PELLET STOVES 101: THE BASICS OF HOW THEY WORK. A hopper or bin on your pellet stove…
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Four Reasons Why Soapstone Stoves are Worth the Investment
What is soapstone? Where does it come from? What are the advantages of a wood burning stove made of soapstone? Are they expensive? This article answers those questions and highlights four benefits of the soapstone stoves.
HOW CAN I PREVENT A CHIMNEY FIRE?
How to prevent chimney fires? This article explains the importance of chimney maintenance and also, offers great tips for the every day use of a wood stove or fireplace.
Six Facts About Pellets
Pellet inserts reduce heat cost and are ecological. No chemicals are used to produce pellets. Soft wood pellets produce less ashes but are most expensive. Spring is the best time to purchase pellets.
Creosote: How to better understand it and reduce its buildup?
Learn the origin of creosote, its different accumulation phases and how to reduce it inside your chimney.
Intro To New Non-Catalytic Wood Stoves
If you are now familiar with catalytic wood stoves, you might need more explanations about non-catalytic appliances. Here are some details on their functioning, as well as some tips on their installation and operation.
New EPA Standard for Wood Heating Appliances: How are Montreal, Canada, and the United States Prepared?
A 2.5g/h new emission standard for wood burning fireplaces will start in Montreal on October 1st. The US Environmental Protection Agency( EPA) is expected to lower this standard in 2020. Here is how this change affects consumers and manufacturers.
Are Soapstone Stoves Worth The Initial Higher Investment?
Soapstone wood stoves are a little expensive but offer several benefits such as high efficient and clean burning that make your investment interesting. Find out why these appliances cost a lot and why it is worth the money.
Introduction To Catalytic Wood Stoves
A catalytic wood stove offers several benefits to its users. Here is a brief overview of its operation, its qualities and some tips to better enjoy.
A Pellet Stove or Insert: An Option to Consider
Pellet stoves and Inserts are both cost-effective, environmentally friendly and practical. Here is why you should consider them.
5 Great Reasons to Choose a Soapstone Wood Stove
Looking for a new high-quality stove ? Choose Soapstone for its distinct economic and aesthetic advantages. Here are these arguments in more detail.
How to Prevent Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning
Risks associated to carbon monoxide poisoning remain even with the best appliances. Here are some information and tips to prevent it.
Eco-Friendly Heating with Wood-Burning Stoves
With new design standards and a carbon neutral fuel, wood-burning stoves provide environmentally friendly heating.
Tips on Preventing Potential Hazards from Wood Burners
Using a stove or a fireplace carries some risks. These tips will help you to ensure the safe operation of your wood-burning appliance.
