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Simple question please: with regard to the Peterson G31, G45 and G52 Real Fyre vented burners, which of these produces the biggest, most realistic flames?

Love when a sales guy tells me all the great things I'll be able to do with my purchase. Yes, yes I will need to do 5 Boston Butts, thank you.

I have a different fireplace. It's a masonry fireplace but the walls on the left and right are thick steel walls.

Tell reed we need more videos please

I just bought a house and it had glass doors I think it is vented but it has no logs.

Thank you!

Learn something new everyday. Thank you for sharing this information.

Good radio voice!

i love his voice and speech pattern. so soothing like I'm being read a bedtime story. xo

This guy is great! Lot's of very helpful information presented in a professional manner, thank you so much!

We bought our aluminum and Sunbrella patio furniture from Linda at Fleet Plummer a couple of years ago and it has been fantastic. Linda helped us find exactly what we needed and told us a lot about the products and was there for us when we were ready to add to our collection. Everything has withstood the outdoor weather well. Sitting in my blue cushioned lounge chair by outpr fish pond as I write this!

Very helpful!

this guy has a great voice

Heating the whole outside is a myth...The heat that is in a room does not leave. It may feel like it , but the truth is that the cold air comes in and takes the place of the warm air. Buying a fireplace door to stop the heat from going up the chimney is a wrong choice of action. If you want to fix the cold air problem in a chimney you should look at getting a proper cap,such as a vacu-stack cap.

man this guy knows his gas-powered fireplaces!

thank you for the informative insight!

i dont see your web site ...do you have stores in every state ?

Very informative video

Great video, very informative.

Great video, very informative.

great information

this guy is awesome

Could you explain how the vent-free logs work? I do not understand. I see it would make sense to have a ceiling fan or other way to circulate the air.

great info has there been improvements on these over the years

looking to get my wood burning fireplace changed to a propane one and did not know the vent free came as an insert with blower and glass door .I talked to the guy from midway propane who showed me logs from NC but never mentioned this option .I live in VA 15 minutes from the NC border in Pittsylvania county .I am supposed to go to the showroom to see samples .Now will have to ask about this .Do you have a web sight

I have a gas fireplace, I've had wood stoves in the past, there's a key mechanism to the right of the log stack inside the fireplace. I also have a light switch style mechanism to the right of the fireplace to turn on the vent. I don't know when the fireplace was serviced last, is it okay to try and light or do I need a professional to survey it first? Thank you in advance.

Very helpful ... thank you. I must have vent free because it made the room VERY HOT. I disconnected it for that reason. Can I assume that I could replace that set with a vented set? There is no chimney. But of course the natural gas comes in from the outside. Thank you.

You sir have a great speaking voice. Very informative video.

Ok help me out here, I just purchased a new pleasant hearth ventless fireplace and turned it on and the flames are blue and cannot be seen as well as the ventless models you show. I call the manufacturer and they said the flames were supposed to be blue. I am very disappointed because that's not what they showed in their pictures. How can I make my flames yellow like yours? Thanks Gary

Unvented logs then do not require that the damper is open while operating? Also, gas logs always run with "natural gas"? I guess I need to find out different types.

Best explanation I've seen! Great voice... Hope you're getting some commission from your manufacturers for that great commercial pitch! Can you tell me if they have a system with a blower fan to better move the heat it produces from the ventless system?

Also should my damper be kept close in the summer, btw I'm in Texas.

How would I know which type I have, since I just moved in

Very straight forward usefull information. To bad somebody can't come up with a combination of the two, realistic fire of the vented and heat of the ventless. And come up with a damper that can be closed.

Nice explanation, thank you.

Great video Jim....such a pro!

Excellent information! Thanks very much.

Jim , this is a VERY nice explanation of the differences between vented and vent-free gas logs!!!!!! I will be putting on the TV our stove shop. www.askthechimneysweep.com

Excellent video Jim. This was very helpful.