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FIRE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY!
- common sense both environmentally and economically.
1. Effective lighting. Use dry brushwood, kindling and possible a piece of news
paper. Open the air damper, so plenty of air is fed to the stove and the gases
from the heated wood can burn rapidly.
2. Light the fire with only little wood at a time - this gives the best combustion.
Remember plenty of air for every time new wood is added.
3. When the flames are diminished, adjust the air damper so that the air supply
is reduced
4. When only glowing embers remain, air flow can be reduced further, so heat-
ing demand is just covered. With a lower air supply the charcoal will burn
slower and the heat loss through the chimney is reduced.
5. Use only dry wood - ie wood with a humidity of 15 to 22 percent.
The oven is wrapped in packaging that is recyclable. This must
be disposed of according to national rules regarding the dis-
posal of waste.
The glass can not be reused.
The glass should be discarded along with the residual waste
from
ceramics and porcelain.
Pyrex glass has a higher melting temperature and therefore can
not be reused.
If discarded you make an important positive contribution to
the environment.
5 Eco-friendly advices for sensible heating
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