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joyous abandon, like a small volcano, reaching temperatures as high as 3,000 degrees fahrenheit. It can melt the mortar between the bricks," Northup warned. “Even the slightest chimney fire can cause structural damage. In addition, the tremendous pressure created by the fire inside the chimney can force flames out through the cracks into the interior of the house."
With a standard fireplace or wood stove, soot and creosote collect when the fire is first started and the chimney is still cool. Most people now are buying new, air-tight stoves because the models are extremely efficient heaters, Northup ,noted. But these new stoves are extremely rough on chimneys, he warned.
“With the nice, controlled fire in the air-tight stoves, the chimney never gets hot. Creosote and soot then
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