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CHIMNEY ODOR PROBLEMS
- Water could be getting into your flue. Wet creosote is much more pungent than dry creosote. Much like a wet ashtray is much smellier than a dry one.
- When not in use, make sure damper is shut after ash in fireplace is cold.
- Get a chimney cap to prevent rainwater and snow from entering the flue as moisture increases odor.
- Burning poor quality wood can cause odor.
- A strong odor that is not a smokey-type odor may be the result of a dead animal in your flue.
A thorough examination by Full Service Chimney is often necessary to diagnose the odor problem and present a remedy. |
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