Liquid Creosote Remover for air-tight stoves is a pre-mixed "Professional Strength" liquid formulation. It changes creosote to ash with daily spraying. Spray wood and firebox liberally then light the fire. This makes periodic thorough chimney cleaning easier. Rutland's Liquid Creosote Remover is safe and cannot be over used.
Easy to use
Not harmful if overused
Reduces danger of chimney fires
Changes creosote into a brushable powder
When used as directed, will not harm catalytic converters
Promotes more complete burning of wood at a
lower temperature
Helps keep fire residues off glass surfaces, but do not spray on the glass.
my chimney sweep recommended this product and every season when he cleans my chimney he finds very little creosote...the combination of dry seasoned wood and your product is the key...
works very well
the stuff works!
Good stuff, keeps creosote from forming by reacting with smoke somehow. stove, pipes, and chimney stay much cleaner.
I'm afraid that my review will be a bit one sided since this is the first time I used Liquid Creosote Remover. It seems to be doing a good job of doing what it was made to do. The only other product I have used that compares is Anti-Creo-Soot. I learned of these products from a chimney sweep. I think I prefer the Anti-Creo-Soot, though.
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my chimney sweep recommended this product and every season when he cleans my chimney he finds very little creosote...the combination of dry seasoned wood and your product is the key...
I'm afraid that my review will be a bit one sided since this is the first time I used Liquid Creosote Remover. It seems to be doing a good job of doing what it was made to do. The only other product I have used that compares is Anti-Creo-Soot. I learned of these products from a chimney sweep. I think I prefer the Anti-Creo-Soot, though.
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