Creosote Is NOT
Your Friend! Creosote is simply unburned
wood particles and condensed
flue gases which deposit in
the chimney interior. :: MORE INFO ::
Light Your Fire! Rutland Fire Starter and
One Match are easy and
quick ways to start
your fires. :: MORE INFO ::
HOME CARE
Stack-N-StoreTM This set of four (4) heavy-duty steel corner brackets lets you build 2 x 4 storage racks, shelves and worktops in any convenient size. :: MORE INFO ::
Cleaning and maintenance of your fireplace, wood and gas stove should be done at least once a year. During your annual inspection, the chimney should be checked for any damage, creosote accumulation and buildup, or any sealant problems with your stove or chimney. Creosote is a result of gas that is produced by the fire in the form of smoke. It travels up the chimney to escape, but as the gas comes in contact with surfaces at a colder temperature in the chimney, it transforms into a dangerous solid called creosote. Creosote can and will ignite under certain conditions and will also reduce the efficiency of your fireplace or stove. Reduce the risk of sudden combustion in your chimney, and the build-up of creosote in your fireplace, wood and gas stove, with Rutland Fire Clay Company products.
