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Using a wood burner... for dummies?

leikela · 2012-01-08 21:40:58

Hi all, thought I'd ask here as it seems the most sensible place for my question :) I'm about to move into a house with what was described as a "wood burner" (although I'm not entirely sure if it's actually multi-fuel as the previous owner seems to put something else in it) and I have no idea where to start! Is there…

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welda Posts: 600 Forumite

9 January 2012 at 6:18PM

leikela wrote: »

I would love to but as its only rented I'm not sure the landlady would appreciate that!

Hi,

Have a word, high top is an optional extra, basically there for cosmetic reasons, top can be returned if and when you leave the property, all she can say is no.

More info here http://www.villager.co.uk/public/pdfs/Villager_Owners_Manual_2010.pdf page eight, chelsea duo/solo..........

Regards........

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