old trick, supposedly put an Al can into fire & it will ascend the chimney, bond with the creosote, & induce it to fall to the bottom of the chimney thereby cleaning the chimney! Whats the chances? thanx
QUOTE (enord+Mar 10 2011, 02:12 PM)
old trick, supposedly put an Al can into fire & it will ascend the chimney, bond with the creosote, & induce it to fall to the bottom of the chimney thereby cleaning the chimney! Whats the chances? thanx
100 to 1 for.
100 to 1 for.
QUOTE (enord+Mar 10 2011, 11:12 AM)
old trick, supposedly put an Al can into fire & it will ascend the chimney, bond with the creosote, & induce it to fall to the bottom of the chimney thereby cleaning the chimney! Whats the chances? thanx
Why would you want to do that? I'll never ask you to fix anything in my house. Mr. Bean's antics should remain on the screen.
Why would you want to do that? I'll never ask you to fix anything in my house. Mr. Bean's antics should remain on the screen.
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