Do Chimney-Cleaning Logs Work? | Homesteady

Do Chimney-Cleaning Logs Work? | Homesteady

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  • The chimney walls in a fireplace used to burn wood accumulate soot and debris that needs to be cleaned away.
  • Burning a regular wood fire before adding the log softens tar buildup inside the chimney, which makes the chimney-cleaning log more effective.
  • As it burns, the cleaning log releases chemicals that adhere to the chimney walls, loosening tar and creosote buildup or rendering it less likely to cause a fire.
  • These also bear safety wording, stating that the chimney-cleaning log is not a substitute for an annual inspection and cleaning of the fireplace and chimney.
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