Choosing the right firewood is vital. This guide explains what to burn in a woodburner, what to avoid, and how fuel choice impacts efficiency, safety, and stove lifespan.
If your stove is producing visible smoke, you’re burning fuel inefficiently. Discover how to reduce chimney smoke with modern stove tips — from the right logs to refuelling techniques and proper chimney maintenance.
Asthma concerns are valid, but modern woodburners can be used safely with care. This guide explains the science, compares common triggers, and shares practical advice for families who want reassurance.
While burning overnight is possible, it’s important to be aware of the challenges and risks involved. Stoves are not designed for continuous low-temperature burning, here is what you need to know for overnight burning on a woodburner.
Do you have smoke coming from your stove even when the door is closed? These are the most common reasons why and how to stop smoke coming out of your stove.
Understanding the differences between woodburners and multifuel stoves is key to choosing the right appliance. Here we explain how they work, their advantages, and which might suit your home best.
Mastering the art of controlling air vents is essential for efficient and safe operation of your wood burning stove. Discover How to use the Air Vents on a Stove to get most from your fire.
