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When you start your woodstove from scratch or revive it in the morning, use

When you start your woodstove from scratch or revive it in the morning, use small pieces of wood to get a fast, hot, roaring fire going. Then add larger blocks of wood and turn down the draft. This helps prevent creosote buildup.

By Yankee Magazine|Mar 24 2013|

When you start your woodstove from scratch or revive it in the morning, use small pieces of wood to get a fast, hot, roaring fire going. Then add larger blocks of wood and turn down the draft. This helps prevent creosote buildup.