It all depends on the length of your flume and the type of wood you burn in the stove. Hard wood does not require a frequent cleaning schedule. Consider purchasing your own chimney sweep as it is not a difficult task to partake. If you would prefer, give my telly a ring-a-ling and I will bestow my knowledge of stoves upon you. Once you have enjoyed the warmth of a stove, you will find yourself yearning for more.
We used it for 12 years and it was almost sickening to walk into the room. But I still love the smell of Cedar just not all the time. Too much low cost Cedar in Missouri I guess.
Been cutting/splitting and burning wood since I was a kid with my dad.I have 2 at home now and they will heat the house sauna style if you let em.I look forward to fall and splitting the 3-4 cords I burn every winter.Only on green days!!!The key is a good blower setup.
Not to hijack your thread, but I have some questions.
Does any one have a dual fuel stove? Is there such a thing? I'm looking at putting something in my living room and am looking for directions or suggestions.
Anyone got connection on stoves/inserts?
Ours is kind of dual fuel (wood or coal). Don't get one like ours though it has way too small of a firebox. We plan on replacing ours with a good one eventually.