A wood pellet stove question?

You need the baffle to keep the fire from going up through your chimney, causing a fire. I know of one couple this happened to, and it caught the build up of some kreosote to catch on fire and burn in the chimney sparking a fire to the surrounding of the house. If it is all you have as a heat source. Then it best you stay somewhere else until Monday. Call the Red Cross, and your fire dept. Explain the situation, because I'm sure they would rather accommodate you now, then suffer through this, with you, in the event of a fire. Because, the two are who work together in these situations. Then, your homeowner's will pick up the rest, till it is fixed. After your deductible. The Red Cross provides 3 days shelter, food, and clothing, with a debit card. Have proof, you called, and they can't be out until Mon. Don't stay there, and be safe.

I'm not strictly familar with the stove you mention; but did live in the Pacific Northwest for 4 years. I had a small pellet stove that heated a 1000 sq. ft. house very well. That was 1999- 2003; and it was "neater" than a regular wood burner; which I grew up with; but; WOOD was also essentially free; other than the labor. Sad but true; EVERYTHING designed to offer heating; is exponentially increasing in cost. Pellets aren't excluded; and the excuse is in supply/ demand/ processing; etc. CHEAP might be a relative word. Certainly if one has access to lumber/logs; for free or cheap; the reg. wood stove is the way to go. Certainly at some point in time; if one is willing to do the legwork; it might be that wood can be found at building sites; clearing for a house; wanting to just have it hauled away? Steven Wolf

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