Now that's an idea that my inventive mind didn't even conceder
, thanks Willum. That's inexpensive and doable.
Think I posted on those several times SS. I'm sure you know that
one of the products of combustion is H2O. Those salamanders put
a lot of moisture in the air. Tried one of them last year, a
big one and I got instant flash on all my cast iron, well maybe
not instant but surly overnight. Again, any combustible needs
to be vented to the outside if moisture is a problem. Those are
ideal for a construction site where it doesn't make any
difference if you put moisture in the air and where there are
lots of leaks for fresh air to get in. I'd go in the house
feeling half drunk after spending a session with the salamander
heating the closed barn.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
