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I get a lot of drafts from the open chimney through the fireplace. I'm considering boarding the chimney up with some plywood or plasterboard, leaving a slight gap for circulation. Is this the best idea? Or should I use a chimney draft excluder? Or do both? |
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Just bung a few old duvets up there. What's the worst that could happen? |
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chimney-parts.jpg Does your fireplace not have a damper? It's essentially a lever-operated flap at the bottom of the chimney flue that opens and closes access to the upper part of your chimney and thus allows hot air to escape when the fireplace is in use and prevents cold air from wafting down into your livingroom when you are not using it. |
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I just wouldn't want to be breating any of that shit in. Sure, most of it's going up the chimney, but not all of it. I don't even like having a gas cooker. |
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It just wouldn't be Britfa.gs without a cunt-off about the environment. |
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The car drivers in this thread eager to point out how polluting wood burning is are like thieves or murderers in prison going on about nonces. |
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>I don't think you'd be this bumsore about it if you didn't feel at least a little bit guilty, lad. |
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Just finished trimming one of our yewtrees in the back garden and cut the thicker branches into logs to use as firewood. It yielded well enough wood for one fireplace night. It's now in the basement boiler room, which has excellent conditions for wood to dry. |
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