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Gray0689
If I knew the answer, Gray0689, I wouldn't have asked. But ALL I asked was a simple plumbing question
If it's simple why ask then Lol
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If it's simple why ask then Lol
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If it's a masonry chimney u shouldn't be cooling gasses. U should build thermal stores into sides of fire ...... Much like has been done in Europe for the last 250 years .
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