So vent-less fireplaces, who knew?
hickman
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Thu Jan-04-07 02:41 AM
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So vent-less fireplaces, who knew? |
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You buy them, assemble them, and put the little cans of fuel in and light them. Nowhere in the sales literature did it say that they threw off heat. WTF? Yes I know that logic dictates bla bla. Still. If I keep the sucker burning I need to dial down about 10 degrees.
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Gormy Cuss
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Thu Jan-04-07 03:34 AM
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fireplace, heat -- what an odd coincidence. :D
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hickman
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Thu Jan-04-07 04:48 AM
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I know candles give heat. I figured the little canisters for about the same. Nope. Those suckers give off more than you expect.
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Thu Jan-04-07 11:13 AM
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3. How realistic does the fire look? |
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I would love to have a fireplace in my bedroom, but because it is on the second floor, we have to do vent free.
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