Liquid Creosote Remover - qt.

Posted: 2/11/13

Reviewer: LadyDi

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Creosote remover spray

Jan. 2012 we had a chimney fire. We had to replace the stove and had of course have the chimney cleaned. I was in the market to purchase the best creosote remover I could.I searched the web and found Northline Express. I went into the site and found all types of creosote removers. I chose the Creosote Remover spray, and the every 30 day brick Creosote remover. I was adament about finding something that worked. I have been so impressed with the Creosote spray because having a glass door on the insert it turn black when covered with creosote. I have been spraying the brick inside the stove and the wood, and I use the creosote remover brick every 30 days. I have used the the new insert since last February and the bricks are still white. I spray the whole inside when the fireplace is empty and let it dry into the brick.This product really is the best I have used. I would recommend it to my friends without hesitation. The most important thing is that I can feel comfortable when I go to bed and the fire is still burning,or leaving it if I have to go out. I have 2 dogs that I can leave without worry because "Creosote Remover Spray" has done its job. I am very happy with it and will definately order it again.

Posted: 2/10/13

Reviewer: JAY

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GOOD

the stuff works

Posted: 1/25/13

Reviewer: LadyDi

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Creosote remover spray

Last January I had a chimney fire. Needless to say I had the chimney cleaned. This year I was paranoid about any build up of creosote but our burning season was a short one after the chimney was cleaned. I wanted something to use to keep the chminey as clean as possible until this season was over. I bought the spray and so far everything is fine. I really feel the spray which is sprayed on the wood itself and the inside of of the firebox is doing a great job.The bricks that line the inside of the firebox are still pure white. Between the Creosote spray and the brick once a month I am confident that the chimney is clean and will stay that way until the season is over.

Posted: 1/7/13

Reviewer: Eva

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Husband loves the Spray bottle

My husband uses a combination of this and the Safe-T-Flue Chimney Cleaner - 5 lb. It helps keep the Creosote from building up in our stainless steel flue. He loves the pressure behind the sprayer.

Posted: 1/2/13

Reviewer: DavesRepaircom

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Great Stuff! Keeps me off the roof!

I've used this Rutland CR for 10-12 years now, and it's terrific stuff! We've heated our old farmhouse with wood for some 35 years now (with the same 1977 Vermont Castings stove), and I had to sweep my chimney *every month* before discovering this stuff. Now I sweep it once in the Fall and usually once more, in late winter.

I remove the spray head - they're not very good quality any more - and replace it with an old cap from a dishwashing detergent bottle. We squirt a bit on the wood every time we add some to the stove, and there's almost no creosote buildup. Highly recommended!

Posted: 12/28/09

Reviewer: Betty Shaver

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works very well

Posted: 3/13/08

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the stuff works!

Posted: 3/7/08

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Good stuff, keeps creosote from forming by reacting with smoke somehow. stove, pipes, and chimney stay much cleaner.

Posted: 3/1/08

Reviewer: Leon Puckett

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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.

Posted: 3/1/08

Reviewer: Leon Puckett

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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.