Common Wood Burning Misconceptions!! (Are Wood Stoves ILLEGAL?!?!)
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0:00 - 2:08 : Intro
2:09 : Whats legal and illegal?
4:46 : Local regulations
6:04 : Effects on the environment
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There are a lot of misconceptions about wood burning products. In this video Trevor addresses some of the most common misconceptions we hear in the showroom. There are different rules in every part of the country so watch as Trevor talks about some details on different products that we sell. Burning wood for heat has been around forever and we dont see it going anywhere anytime soon, but there have been some changes made! We hope you like the video and be sure to like, comment, and subscribe!
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I burn bonfires all summer out in my yard, and there are forest fires all around the world every year. And I’m supposed to worry about emissions from my stove in my house during the winter. Makes a lot of sense.
good points
Thx!
Read the research "Doctors against woodsmoke" and you will realize how dangerous woodsmoke is. I live in Namibia where people burn wood 24/7 to make charcoal. Some charcoal producers carry the FSC mark, saying its safe ect. Nothing about woodsmoke or charcoal is safe for the neighbours exposed to the resultant smoke 24/7 for 16 months to date. I got my dad's autopsy results and it cleary says " infiltration of the lungs". I saw hpw my dad's health deteriorated a month after the burning started and 9 months later he died. He was a healthy man, never smoked, yet he was killed by smoke.
wow thats crazy. Im sorry.
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Awesome video!
Wish had a store on the East Cost!
I'm in NJ .
Love your Vermont Casting stoves!!!
Keep up the great job!!!
Ace hardware in North Brunswick NJ has Vermont castings, I just finalized my sale and it’s getting installed in 2 weeks. I can’t wait
@@keithrepace118 witch one are you getting and how much was it if you don't mind me asking.
thanks .
Brad.
Thanks!
We also ship all over the US contact us if you need more info! Thanks for watching.
Do you have any affiliates in Minnesota I was told that all wood burning stoves are illegal here in Minnesota too!
we dont
Thanks for the info. Video idea for you. What do you think of the sawdust fuel blocks and how they burn vs splits?
good idea
Always appreciate your info.
How about insurance? Heard that it can be hard to find or get good insurance if you have wood stove.
Hmm thats a good question
It varies from what I've seen. Some companies want nothing to do with insuring them. Many others will, but will require installation by a licensed contractor, must meet fire codes etc. Supposedly they're also less enthusiastic in general about covering wood stoves when it's the sole source of heat.
It's like anything else. Talk with your company and agent, and if you cant' come to agreeable terms, look elsewhere.
I think it must not be impossible to find insurance because a lot of these new stoves are not going in hunting shacks that people could afford to leave uninsured. These stoves systems are upwards of $10K and therefore going in some nice homes that the owners, and certainly the mortgage lenders do not want going without coverage.
Hello from Fairhope, AL
Hi
How long do the catalyst last with proper maintenance?
They can last up to 10 years if properly used
As soon as I saw wood burning illegal I knew California was going to be mentioned. My mom lives there and has burn restrictions all the time. The state would rather have you freeze then start a fire to survive.
As far as the re burn of the closed systems is that the same type of thing like the solo stove styles are doing to help prevent smoke?
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The solo stove basically takes super heated air and blows it into the smoke column, at which point the smoke lights and burns off. I know that some stoves have a damper that allows you to redirect the exhaust back through the firebox to further burn the smoke which would be pretty much the same thing. I’m not familiar with the catalectic converter Trevor mentions but I’m assuming it’s doing something beyond just diverting things.
Reburn is to get a longer burn and more heat I dont think it helps as much as the combustor
@@embersliving good to know
Do you have any experience with burning compressed-sawdust logs (Bio-Bricks, Enviblocks, etc.) instead of regular stick wood in modern EPA-compliant woodstoves? I used them in my old wood stove and they were terrific - lots of heat, no creosote, very little ash - but I've heard they burn too hot for some stoves. I am considering installing a new woodstove for supplemental heat but honestly, I don't feel like dealing with the work and mess involved with cordwood. Maybe you could do a video on the pros and cons of burning that type of fuel compared to regular firewood?
we have not tried that. That would be a good video
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I guess i never knew they or fireplaces themselves were illegal, will these heat as well old ones? What makes a wood burning stove illegal vs having a firepit in your backyard as far as environmental standpoint? Does an open fire produce less toxins than a closed one?
Open fire produces more pollutants but you're only burning it a few hours a year vs 24/7 for the heating stove.
true
I think maybe they are illegal as new installations, surely not in general. There are millions of old style fireplaces and nobody seems to be forming tasks forces to bust people for using them.