To ensure the safety of using a stove heater in your home, perform regular maintenance by cleaning and inspecting the stove and chimney to prevent creosote buildup. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid carbon monoxide accumulation, and install a carbon monoxide detector for added safety. Keep flammable materials at a safe distance from the stove to prevent accidental fires. Additionally, use only the recommended fuels to ensure efficient operation and avoid hazardous emissions.

To get the maximum burn time on your wood stove, use seasoned hardwood, as it burns slower and hotter than softwood. Ensure proper airflow by adjusting the damper and air vents to maintain an efficient burn. Stack logs tightly in the stove to minimize oxygen gaps, which helps the wood burn more steadily and slowly. Additionally, regularly clean the stove and chimney to prevent buildup that can reduce efficiency and safety.

To get the maximum burn time on your wood stove, use seasoned hardwood, as it burns slower and hotter than softwood. Ensure proper airflow by adjusting the damper and air vents to maintain an efficient burn. Stack logs tightly in the stove to minimize oxygen gaps, which helps the wood burn more steadily and slowly. Additionally, regularly clean the stove and chimney to prevent buildup that can reduce efficiency and safety.