Wood Stove Heating Basics

Posted by Héctor H. Zorrilla On 9.07.2009 0 comments

Wood stoves are commonly use in almost all American households. 


It is utilized for generating heat and it gives comfort. It is also commonly used for cooking food. The concept of the wood stove was patterned from the fireplace. During the old days, most American households make use of the fireplace to provide heat to their homes.

It was also widely used in the preparation and cooking of meals. With the help of the famous Benjamin Franklin, the first stove was invented. It was made up of cast iron.

It had two doors with a pot belly that is large. It operates by burning wood which was inserted in the pot belly of the stove. With the help of the two doors the fire and also the draft can be controlled.

These stoves are very efficient but at the same time it possesses some risk. The usage of these stoves can cause harm to its users and at the same time very dangerous to the health. The utilization of chemically treated wood for burning releases carcinogens to the air.

Old wood stove
These carcinogens are very harmful are very dangerous to the immune system especially when inhaled. This will also result to respiratory problems and can also cause eye irritation to its users.


With the help of modern technology latest models of wood stoves were later developed. These stoves are very efficient compared to its predecessor and less harmful.

And with the growing health hazards cause by the utilization of these wood burning stoves, laws and regulations were imposed by the American Government with the Agency on Environment Protection on the lead.

The agency checks the manufactures products if it passes the safety and health regulations before it is distributed in the market.

It will be a violation against the law if the manufacturers of these stoves will sell these in the market without the certification from the agency. To find out further information about wood stoves, visit: ibuywoodstoves.com

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