Can you burn coal in a Clearview stove?

Unlike other conventional stoves, the Clearview air wash and combustion air distribution system is able to provide hours of clean burning without any sooting or tarring of the stove windows. Clearview stoves can burn wood, mixed fuels, or just coal without any impact on efficiency.

Are Clearview Stoves any good?

A Clearview Stove is super efficient. A Clearview stove is over 70% efficient, compared with 10% for most open fires. It produces many times more heat from the same fuel as an open fire, and cures draughts and smoking hearths.

Are Clearview stoves ecodesign?

Efficient, Eco-Design and Defra-exempt stoves: Clearview stoves all have a built-in air system aimed at making them more efficient.

How do Clearview stoves work?

Clearview Stoves have long air pre-heating passageways that can only be incorporated into a steel structure which provide a strong and more air tight body, essential for clean burning controlability. A heavy and well made steel stove is likely to hold and give as much heat as a cast iron one of similar weight.

What temperature should a Clearview stove run at?

Stove should be run between 300°f and 550°f. Ideal refuelling temperature is approx. 250°f.

Are Clearview stoves worth the money?

In terms of whether Clearview Stoves are worth the money, the independent consumer survey of wood burning stove owners showed that Clearview received 5 out of 5 stars for value for money, with Clearview being only one of two brands to get the highest rating.

Is Clearview Pioneer 400 Defra approved?

The Pioneer 400 is suitable for use in DEFRA Smoke Control Areas when fitted with the optional smoke control kit, though this must be selected when ordering as it is not an aftermarket fitment.

Can I clean my log burner with WD40?

Tip 1 – The best fuel for stoves is hardwood logs having no more than 20% moisture content for the best burn. An annual summer re-spray or re-paint with stove black is often the best way to maintain a first-class finish. An interim tidy up can be carried out using WD40 on a clean rag.

Why does stove glass go black?

This is one of the main reasons why your stove glass might be turning black. Burning wood, which is unseasoned, means energy is used on evaporation rather than burning and the incomplete burn results in excessive smoke being produced. This results in by-products such as tar, soot and creosote settling on the glass.

What temperature is too hot for a wood stove?

How hot is too hot when it comes to wood fire stoves and fireplaces? Anything over 800°F is starting to get too hot and could damage your wood stove or fireplace. Some types of wood, if they are let to burn at full force can heat up a fireplace too hot.

Will a multi fuel stove heat my whole house?

With the right information and approach, a wood burning stove can be used to heat not just the room it sits within, but an entire home. Each fine detail, from the way you stack the logs to the placement of your stove, can change the efficiency with which your fire burns.