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Indoor Wood Burner – An Eco-Friendly Alternative Wood burning in the indoors can produce fine particles of pollution, in addition to other air pollutants like carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds. These pollutants can cause irritation to the lungs and cause other health issues. Previous research has demonstrated that the frequent use of fireplaces or wood-burning stoves indoors increases lung cancer risk. These findings were based on self-reported usage, and not medically verified. Low Carbon Alternative to Carbon Neutral If you are a fan of the design and comfort of a fireplace but are worried about the health risks it might create, you may be seeking an eco-friendly alternative. There are a variety of options that won't get you a DEFRA fine. One of them is a bioethanol-based fire which burns liquid fuel made from renewable sources and emits significantly less dust than wood. Bioethanol is a fantastic option for those looking to keep their log burner but simply switch the fuel. It's made from recycled wood and plant waste So you can feel good about your purchase! Alternately, you can opt for an Eco Design wood burning stove. They comply with the latest regulations and achieve high levels of efficiency, resulting in lower emissions. They're also designed to be more durable and easy to use as opposed to older models. A brand new Eco Design Stove would not only be a fantastic investment for your home as well as for the planet. Remember that wood combustion emissions can contribute to air pollution, which in turn leads to climate changes. There are ways to lessen the impact of your stove. These include making sure that your fuel is dry and clean, cleaning up regularly and opening windows while burning wood. Another way to reduce the environmental impact of your stove is to switch to an electric model. These are also more efficient and use three times less energy than traditional open fires. They are also simpler to install since they don't require a chimney or flue and can be powered by a standard 3-pin plug. There are a variety of green log burning options for your home, including eco briquettes made from recycled wood that is carbon-neutral. Pellet stoves can be utilized if you're looking to go green. These are incredibly efficient and work with a variety of biomass fuels. Their automatic fuel feeding and air supply regulation assures exceptionally efficient combustion, minimising emissions. Many people are concerned about the health effects of a fireplace with wood, especially after hearing that it could release particulates in the air. It's important to know that the most recent studies have revealed that other activities in the home like cooking can release higher levels of PM10 and PM2.5 particles into indoor air than a contemporary Eco Design wood burning stove. Easy to Clean Wood burning stoves can give an authentic, rustic vibe to your home. However, it can be easy to forget the necessity for regular cleaning and maintenance. The ash that clings to grates and the creosote that forms when firing can transform the stove or fireplace from the traditional holiday-card image of a soft smoke billowing out into a raging inferno. Wood stoves are only to be used with dried, seasoned wood. Burning green, unseasoned or wet wood will not only make the fire difficult to ignite and burn effectively however the amount of toxins released in the air will also rise dramatically. Wood smoke contains fine particles, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), carbon monoxide, as well as hazardous air pollutants like benzene. These pollutants pose a particular risk to older adults, children as well as those suffering from lung diseases such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and lung cancer. Most modern wood stoves have an ash pan that is removable and is used to collect ash and other debris from the grates. It is easy to remove the pan and empty it into an Ash bucket. Be aware that the ashes contain embers, and must be completely cooled before disposal. To avoid a creosote buildup, you must clean your stove every day and use a fire-repellant cleaner, such as a stove cleaner spray or vinegar mix. You can also make use of the soft brush attachment on your vacuum cleaner, or dry rag. Avoid using a rag that is wet as it can cause rust. It's also a good idea to use a well-seasoned split and stacked piece of wood that has been allowed to dry outdoors for at least 12 months prior to moving it inside. A stack of well-seasoned, kiln dried wood will not only save you time and effort, but also money because it is ready to burn and creating a better heat output. A consistent supply of tinder will aid in keeping your fire going faster and reduce the amount of soot. To avoid any penalties, if your area is a smoking-control zone it is essential to ensure that your chimney and stove operating properly. Saves Money Wood stoves can be a fantastic alternative to the conventional fuel sources, especially when energy prices are increasing and more volatility forecast. A well-maintained and efficient wood stove can dramatically reduce your energy consumption when compared to gas or electricity. In addition to savings on heating expenses, a fireplace with wood-burning technology offers additional financial advantages. In contrast to traditional wood burning stoves, certified modern inserts generate more heat with less fuel. In fact, they produce up to three times the heat than a traditional wood burning fireplace, allowing homeowners to keep more of their hard-earned cash in their pockets. However very small wood burner is essential to keep in mind that there are some additional “non financial” expenses that come with the use of wood heat. There is also a certain amount labor required to load the stove, lighting fires, and cleaning the ashes. If you decide to split and cut your own logs, it can be a long and tedious process. Drying and store the logs is an additional possibility cost. Inexperienced, damp or wet logs can produce lots of smoke when burned and result in harmful deposits on the stove and chimney. Therefore, it is important to follow best practice advice regarding stacking and placing your logs in storage to ensure that they are dry, and that you only burn seasoned logs on the stove. It is also important to regularly clean and maintain your chimney to avoid obstructions and smoke build-up. You can accomplish this by hiring a professional to sweep your chimney or by following some simple maintenance tips. For example, make sure that you clean the stove after each fire and sweep it before using it the first time of the season. Finally, homeowners who decide to make the switch to wood-burning stoves must be sure to take into account the cost of installation and purchase. Although they're currently cheaper than replacing an older gas boiler but these costs can add up. Adds Style A wood burning stove in the indoors is a great focal point, particularly if it's decorated with the right decor. A wood burning stove in a kitchen dining room or living area instantly adds warmth and comfort to the area. With a wide range of styles from modern to traditional there's bound to be one that will fit perfectly with the aesthetic of your home. A wood-burning stove can add character and historical value to any room. The sight and sound of real flames is an instant mood lifter and creates a sense of warmth and comfort – especially when the temperature decreases. A log burner is not only a practical option for your home but can help you save money on energy bills. The new trend of replacing open fires with low-emission wood burning that are eco-friendly is a great way to create a warm and cozy environment without sacrificing heating performance. It's important to take into account the heat capacity of the stove in relation to your home's size and insulation levels. Stove manufacturers provide guidelines to help you select the right size stove for your home, which is highly recommended if you want to get the most out of your investment. Stoves with an integrated log store is perfect for modern living spaces, providing a neat and uncluttered look and ensuring you have wood on hand to use. Stoves with log stores are also a good alternative for homes with smaller spaces, allowing you to store logs near by without having to worry about safety or space issues. A wood burner indoors is a fantastic option for a farmhouse-style home. You can pair it with wooden beams or panelled walls to create a traditional rustic appearance. This Farringdon stove is from Arada Stoves, in a vibrant Spice finish, brings an element of style and color into a modern living room. A wood burning stove allows everyone in the family to spend time with each other while enjoying a real fire. This is a great way for all the family members to spend time with each other.