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pink-kate

thanks Welda, will give that a go and get the cowl sorted as soon as the snow disappears!!

A._Badger

aliballi wrote: »

Or perhaps someone feels happy with their buy & wants to spread the word.

Is it fair to accuse someone of advertising, on a first & only post? I think not.

I suspect Twiglet may have had a point. Read his post again and look at the name of the shop he bought his stove from!

suki1964

twiglet98 wrote: »

Eakers... are you advertising?

Did you hit the spam button??

crphillips

It's definitely the cowl. It isn't wise to use the stove until the cowl is removed as carbon monoxide given off by a multi fuel stove is hundreds of times higher than a gas fire. Get it sorted asap......only a 10 min job for a pro. £100ish to supply and fit a proper multi fuel cowl.............better than a trip in a coffin.

BargainGalore

Hit post 368 and 369 a spammer is on the boards

Lube

Why the poster has a username and profile to web site they are spamming. They may as well have a piece of paper on the forehead saying I am a spammer, need I say more

aliballi wrote: »

Or perhaps someone feels happy with their buy & wants to spread the word.

Is it fair to accuse someone of advertising, on a first & only post? I think not.

suki1964

Lube wrote: »

Why the poster has a username and profile to web site they are spamming. They may as well have a piece of paper on the forehead saying I am a spammer, need I say more

ailballi is new ish and possibly isnt as jaded or cynical as some of us oldies :cool:


Just hit the button

savemoney

Eakers has spammed before I seem to recall reporting them and had the posts removed. Looks like they have had it done again. They should be banned

twiglet98

Thanks to later posters who agreed an inappropriate post had been displayed. I would not have the confidence to hit the spam button and apologise if my reply was out of line.

RacyRed

Oh wow, this thread has made fascinating reading!

I've a victorian terraced 3 bed house with very high ceilings, just screaming out for a stove, but before I get myself too excited I have a major problem to overcome and wondered if anyone else has had to deal with this?

My chimney is blocked, I think with concrete. Has anyone had their chimney re-opened and a stove installed? I'm wondering roughly how much I'd need to budget for this and how much building work it involves? I realise each house is different but if it is always a very expensive job I'll have to bite the bullet, stop dreaming now and explore other options. I have central heating but it needs a lot of work doing to make it efficient - the need for complete replacement hasn't been ruled out yet.

This is a project I'm thinking about for next winter, so if it is do-able I'm thinking of having the work done next summer.