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ChimneySaver Cre-Away - 25-lb. Bucket - 24630
- Cre-Away Bucket
- 25 lb. Bucket
Product Details
Part Number: 24632 eFireplaceStore Item Number: CPF-24632 Features
Aids in removing tough soot and creosote that piles up in your stove and stovepipe. Removing creosote periodically promotes efficient stove operation, allows for proper removal of fumes, and limits the risk of caked-on creosote catching fire. |
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Kathy Linehan
from River Falls, WI asked:
November 6, 2012
I had a chimney sweep company clean my fireplace yesterday. The person they sent was a very young man with two months' experience who proceeded to tell me in a very alarming way that I had third stage creosote, my fireplace was unsafe, and they could do a chemical treatment for $1200.
I was not pleased hearing this in the way I did from someone with no experience and felt it was a complete sales job. Would this product, or something else you might have, give us the ability to do this ourselves and be comfortable that our chimney is indeed safe?
1 Answer
While I cannot speak to the creosote build up in your chimney, a $1200 quote for a chemical treatment to remove any buildup does sound very high. Typically, a product such as this Cre-Away brand modifier is used to dry out the accumulation and allow you to brush it away.
If there is indeed heavy buildup remaining in your chimney, my recommendation would be to use a modifier to remove it. However, I would definitely recommend inspecting the flue to ensure you do indeed have the excessive buildup that the sweep described.
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on November 6, 2012
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By Anthony Allen from
Monterey CA on December 18, 2011
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Works Perfectly for Me
I have been using this product for several years now, and it has exceeded my expectations by far. You will need a small compressor, as well as an applicator.
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