Call your local veterinarian or emergency vet. Let them know that your dog ate fire starter squares and that the squares are made of wax and wood pulp. They can advise you on your next step. Keep fire starter squares out of reach of your children and pets.
No. We recommend enjoying the beauty of rainbow flames after you’ve finished cooking your food.
No, we do not recommend using this product in a gas fireplace as the crystals can clog the orifices in the logs. Use for wood fires only, and only in vented appliances or in outdoor campfires, fireplaces, or fire pits.
We offer two different forms of Rainbow Flame® Crystals.
1) 1lb Canister – simply shake approximately ½ cup of crystals at the base of a strong wood fire with hot embers.
2) Toss-in Sticks – Do not open stick. Simply toss entire stick onto a well-burning wood fire with hot embers. Tube burns to ash.
No, this product is not for sale in CA. We do offer Rutland Premium Hi-Temp Brush-On Paint for sale in CA (#81V), which is a Low VOC flat black paint.
No, this is a hydrocarbon-based paint.
We do not recommend altering this product or mixing it as this may break down the integrity of the paint, which would result in it not having the same properties of strength.
Yes. We also offer a 1200°F Hi-Temp Spray Paint (#80).
Yes, if temperature does not exceed 1200°F.
Yes, however we do not recommend any direct contact with food.
There should not be any creosote buildup when burning gas logs. We do offer a Gas Log Soot Remover (item #570-6).
Yes, you can use the wood ash for flower gardens. We don’t recommend using wood ash in vegetable gardens, though.
No. These are safe to use with catalytic converters. However, we recommend bypassing the converter until the flue temperature is approximately 300°F.
The creosote will settle to the bottom as a brushable ash.
We recommend using creosote remover products twice a week for a month and then once a week after that for the duration of your burn season.
Rutland’s toss-in sticks are cellulose-based, not plastic. They are safe to use and burn to ash.
Item #97L, Liquid Creosote Remover, is great for creosote prevention in pellet stoves. Simply spray your pellets before burning.
These products can be used in woodstoves, fireplace inserts, free-burning fireplaces, pellet stoves (97L), wood-burning fireplaces, furnaces, and any other wood-burning appliances. They are safe for any wood-burning appliances, whether they are open-burning or airtight.
We have 4 different types of creosote removers –
1 – Liquid Creosote Remover (97L) – spray into fire chamber or directly onto pellets or wood. Allow pellets to dry, and proceed to fill the hopper with the treated pellets to break down creosote while burning. This is the best product for creosote control in pellet stoves.
2 – Creosote Remover Toss-In Stick (97S) – do not open stick. Simply toss onto a hot bed of coals
3 – Creosote Remover Toss-In Canister (97G) – do not open canister. Simply toss onto a hot bed of coals
4 – Creosote Remover Tub (97/98) – offered in two different sizes, simply use the 1oz. scoop provided and pour onto hotbed of coals, then add more fuel and burn hot. Or, prepare the fire in the normal way and spread one scoop over the fuel, then light the fire.
There should not be any creosote buildup when burning gas logs. We do offer a Gas Log Soot Remover (item #570-6).
Yes, you can use the wood ash for flower gardens. We don’t recommend using wood ash in vegetable gardens, though.
No. These are safe to use with catalytic converters. However, we recommend bypassing the converter until the flue temperature is approximately 300°F.
The creosote will settle to the bottom as a brushable ash.
We recommend using creosote remover products twice a week for a month and then once a week after that for the duration of your burn season.
Rutland’s toss-in sticks are cellulose-based, not plastic. They are safe to use and burn to ash.
Item #97L, Liquid Creosote Remover, is great for creosote prevention in pellet stoves. Simply spray your pellets before burning.
These products can be used in woodstoves, fireplace inserts, free-burning fireplaces, pellet stoves (97L), wood-burning fireplaces, furnaces, and any other wood-burning appliances. They are safe for any wood-burning appliances, whether they are open-burning or airtight.
We have 4 different types of creosote removers –
1 – Liquid Creosote Remover (97L) – spray into fire chamber or directly onto pellets or wood. Allow pellets to dry, and proceed to fill the hopper with the treated pellets to break down creosote while burning. This is the best product for creosote control in pellet stoves.
2 – Creosote Remover Toss-In Stick (97S) – do not open stick. Simply toss onto a hot bed of coals
3 – Creosote Remover Toss-In Canister (97G) – do not open canister. Simply toss onto a hot bed of coals
4 – Creosote Remover Tub (97/98) – offered in two different sizes, simply use the 1oz. scoop provided and pour onto hotbed of coals, then add more fuel and burn hot. Or, prepare the fire in the normal way and spread one scoop over the fuel, then light the fire.
This product has not been FDA tested and we do not recommend direct contact with food.
Yes, this cement can be painted when dry.
This cement is not rated for direct contact with food. If you are using this to build a pizza oven, we recommend placing a food-safe pizza stone/baking tiles over the floor and cooking directly on that.
Yes.
No, we would recommend Rutland High Heat Silicone Sealants (#76, 76B, 76C, 76R) to adhere stonework to metal facing.
No, there is not heat cure required, although you can perform one for added assurance. This product must dry for a minimum of 24 hours at 60°F or above.
We do not recommend an application less than ¼”.
We never recommend adding anything to our cements as this breaks down the integrity and strength of the product.
Yes, this is paintable after a heat cure is performed.
Yes, as long as a heat cure is performed.
Yes, this is suitable for sealing gaps inside the firebox. Once a heat cure is performed, the product will remain sturdy.
Yes.
Our fire brick can be cut with a diamond blade on a wet saw, or a masonry blade on a circular saw. The wet saw will make a cleaner cut but remember to dry the brick before starting a fire.
This product has not been tested for direct contact with food. We do not recommend any direct food contact.
Yes, this product sets rock hard.
This product adheres to most clean, dry surfaces. Please test in a small area first.
No, we recommend using a trowel to reach the desired smoothness and level.
One container covers approximately 4.5 square feet with 1/8” thickness.
Yes, this product can be used outdoors if painted.
After the product has been applied, allow to set for 30-50 minutes or longer depending on the thickness.
We recommend adding enough water to reach the desired consistency for your project. There is no specific amount of water that we advise adding to this mixture. However, you should only mix enough product to apply within 20 minutes.
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No, Rutland Extension Rods are designed to be pushed/pulled only. Spinning these rods can cause them to break during use.
For a detailed tutorial on how to replace the gasketing on your wood stove, check out our YouTube channel or the video page on our website!
Yes! All gasket that we sell in a bag or kit is also available by the foot. For further assistance give us a call at 800-544-1307. Our friendly customer service team would be happy to assist you!
You should use a very sharp tool to cut excess pieces from gasketing. We recommend using a razor blade or something similar. You can seal any fraying ends with a little bit of our gasket cement. This way, the ends will cure along with the cement when heat-curing.
Yes – heat curing the cement will harden it and ensure adhesion to the stove door and the cement. Due to this requirement, we recommend waiting until you are able to start a fire to replace the gasketing.
Our Grapho-Glas gasket is graphite impregnated, whereas the white fiberglass is not. The graphite helps the gasket resist abrasion, creosote adhesion, and temperatures up to 1000°F, which makes it last longer.
You can double this insulation up to fill larger gaps.
This insulation goes in between the outside of the metal insert and the brick or stone hearth. The sticky side sticks to the metal insert with the insulation facing outward.
When attached to the brush connector, you can tie a rope to both the pull ring and the leading ring at the top of the brush. This allows two people to take turns pulling the brush through the chimney or stove pipe.
No, do not use on car tires as the polish will bleed off.
We do not recommend using the polish in areas that come in direct contact with food, as carbon and graphite may come off.
No, this will wipe off even after drying.
No, do not use on car tires as the polish will bleed off.
Yes.
Yes, you must use the Damp Gone® with the fabric bag. By hanging the product in the muslin bag the granular material is reusable.
Yes, Water Glass is a great sealer for concrete floors, such as garage floors.
Yes, if the product is layered 1/8” at a time and a heat cure is performed.
No, we do not recommend using this product outdoors or on materials that will be exposed to outdoor elements. Please use Rutland Castable Refractory Cement (#600/601) for outdoor projects.
Yes, this can be used to repair ceramic gas logs.
Black furnace cement turns white when a heat cure has not been performed.
Yes, this can be painted once heat cured.
Yes, as long as a heat cure is performed.
Yes, after the product has air dried for 24 hours a heat cure must be performed.
