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How to clean a twin wall flue

  • 14-01-2013 11:39pm
    #1
    paul26
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    I live in a mobile home a year now, and when I moved in I installed a wood burner with a twin wall flue through the wall. Im now thinking its time to clean the flue but dont know how. I was thinking of sweeping it out and then I thought it would be easier and cleaner to dismantle the flue to clean. It would be quite easy to dismantle the flue, and I know this because I installed it myself. It would only be a matter of loosening the clamps holding each pipe together. Does anybody know if this is a good idea to do or could I potentially damage the flue.


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    demanufactured
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    paul26 wrote: »
    I live in a mobile home a year now, and when I moved in I installed a wood burner with a twin wall flue through the wall. Im now thinking its time to clean the flue but dont know how. I was thinking of sweeping it out and then I thought it would be easier and cleaner to dismantle the flue to clean. It would be quite easy to dismantle the flue, and I know this because I installed it myself. It would only be a matter of loosening the clamps holding each pipe together. Does anybody know if this is a good idea to do or could I potentially damage the flue.
    Just sweep it from the top down..and open the access port on the bend going through the wall to clean that part.


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