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Cast iron stoves – Eco Friendly Way To heat your home

The idea of ​​a warm living room and really beautiful lights up our mood. Therefore, a fireplace becomes almost a necessity for every home. But did you know that the open fire, we like is really inefficient in converting energy fuel to heat? About 80 percent of the production of heat through a fireplace escapes through the chimney. There is another option for heating home and the addition of a centerpiece of your living room, they are known as stoves.

There are different types of stoves in Ireland from contemporary to traditional. Traditional models tend to be of cast iron and are available in multi-fuel, only wood, oil, gas, pellet and electric. Each one of these stoves has a different purpose. But let's take a closer look of cast iron stoves Multi fuel.

Do you still feel than an open fire sounds appealing? Multi fuel cast iron stoves provide the same cozy feeling with better fuel efficiency. You can use wood, peat briquettes, coal, anthracite, wood and peat as fuel for stoves. When burning a kilogram of fuel in a stove that occur three times heat than fireplaces. Some disadvantages of an open fire are:

• A fireplace draws air from the rooms and therefore does not provide adequate heat to room.
• Open fire removes the heat generated by other sources of heat in your home lose your right up the chimney.

This way, can also lower the thermostat on your central heating. stoves also provides controls, where you can adjust the burn rate and temperature.

You can let the fire ignited at a low level during the night and then reinforce it with ease in the morning. You get efficiency energy of about 70 to 80 percent (each stove has a different efficiency), and this will help to reduce the costs of home heating. also ecological, because they emit only 0.25 percent of carbon monoxide (this depends on what fuel is burned) Stovesare. You can easily fit small stoves your existing fireplace. The dry wood burning stoves is carbon neutral.

If you use wood as fuel in the stove and then make sure that wood is dry. If the wood is dry, it will require a smaller amount of it to heat your home. Formation of creosote, burning wood waste is lower when using damp wood, however, is much easier to break dry wood into smaller pieces for your heater. An ideal place to dry the wood is his garage, wood covered or in your basement. If you are thinking of burning grass or wood – make sure your heat completely dried up. Do not burn fuel with high moisture, like a moist peat or unseasoned will only lead to an accumulation of tar on the stove and chimney.

These are some of the why cast iron stoves are a great addition to your home. They are so fuel efficient, environment-friendly heating home.

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