There is a magical device that can greatly enhance the experience of using a hardwood stove. This device is known as a wood stove fan or a stove fan. A wood stove fan is a small, heat-powered fan that sits on top of a wood stove and uses the heat from the stove to generate its own power. This power then spins the fan blades, which in turn circulate the warm air throughout the room. The main idea of this device is to efficiently distribute the heat from the wood stove, making the room warmer and more comfortable. The magical aspect of this device is that it operates without the need for electricity or batteries, utilizing the heat from the stove itself.
See explanation in the video about the crimp on the bottom VS crimp on the top. The bottom does not leak.
As the hot flue gas travels upwards through this box it heats ten horizontal stainless steel heat exchanging tubes that travel through the whole container. His wood stove and magic heat unit are enough to heat his drafty 2000 square foot main floor on the coldest of days but this would not be even remotely possible with just the wood stove alone.
The magical aspect of this device is that it operates without the need for electricity or batteries, utilizing the heat from the stove itself. This means that it is an environmentally friendly option that also helps to reduce energy consumption. Additionally, a wood stove fan can help to improve the overall efficiency of a wood stove by helping to distribute the heat more evenly.
Routing wood-burning stove through living space w/exhaust heat exchanger (e.g., Magic Heat)
I've been thinking about the following setup:
On the ground floor, install a residential interior wood burning stove (of a type to be determined). The intended routing of the exhaust stack will be through the ceiling into the corner of an occupied 2nd-floor bedroom, through the unfinished attic, and then through the roof.
As the stack passes through the 2nd-floor bedroom, I'd like to install an exhaust-gas heat exchanger, e.g., the Magic Heat device.
Without even considering the issue of exhaust draft if the heat exchanger is used, is such a setup even possible or is this a literal pipe dream?
This can lead to a more consistent and steady heat output, resulting in a more comfortable environment. Overall, a wood stove fan is a practical and magical device that can enhance the experience of using a hardwood stove by effectively distributing the heat and making the room warmer and more comfortable..
Reviews for "Experience the magic of effortless heating with this device for your hardwood stove"
1. Samantha - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really excited to try out this magical device for my hardwood stove, but I was sorely disappointed. The device claims to effortlessly clean the stove and remove any residue or ash, but it didn't live up to its promise. The suction power was weak, and it left behind a lot of debris that I had to clean manually. I also found the device to be quite noisy and bulky, making it difficult to handle. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone looking for an efficient and convenient way to clean their hardwood stove.
2. John - ★★☆☆☆
As a proud owner of a hardwood stove, I really wanted to find a magical device that could make my cleaning routine easier. Unfortunately, this magical device did not meet my expectations. While it did a decent job of collecting the ash and debris, I found the device to be quite flimsy and poorly constructed. It felt like it could break at any moment. Additionally, the suction power wasn't strong enough to pick up larger debris, requiring me to manually remove it. I believe there are other more reliable and effective options out there for hardwood stove cleaning.
3. Michelle - ★★☆☆☆
I had high hopes for this magical device, but I have to say it left me feeling underwhelmed. The suction power was mediocre at best, and it struggled to pick up larger pieces of debris. The device also required multiple passes to fully clean the stove, which was time-consuming and frustrating. Additionally, the overall build quality left much to be desired, and I doubt its durability in the long run. Overall, I would consider other alternatives before investing in this product for hardwood stove cleaning.