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Hey hello everyone

I've had something that has been bothering me for some time.
For storage stoves, those that can be built are even, with zigzags for the smoke in order to exchange heat with the accumulators .... How does it get swept?
Because once the mortar is taken .... It doesn't move anymore

Am I missing something?

In general there are chimney sweep plugs to unseal and then reseal but it must be done all the bishop's deaths! I have a friend in Germany who has a very large one (the house is built around it), I have never seen him clean it. Aside from the chimney flue, there is a hatch to collect the soot.

Hello,

jeffcham wrote:Hey hello everyone

I've had something that has been bothering me for some time.
For storage stoves, those that can be built are even, with zigzags for the smoke in order to exchange heat with the accumulators .... How does it get swept?
Because once the mortar is taken .... It doesn't move anymore

Am I missing something?

I do not know if self-construction compares to pdm sold ready to assemble. And if the design comes close ...

Otherwise here is the answer from a professional: https://forums.futura-sciences.com/habi ... ite-2.html

Thank you