Showing posts with label oven wood burning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oven wood burning. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 August 2009

Oven Wood Burning

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oven wood burning
our wood burning stove is great but the window turns black so quickly so what can help slow this process down?

everytime our wood burning stove comes on it is great and soooooooo warm however the window on it turns black sooo quickly we have looked round on the internet and the only possible soloution is to clean it with oven cleaner etc...... is there a soloution that can help slow the process down of the window turning black?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!!??!


DO NOT USE A wet paper towel or newspaper to clean a hot glass window.... BANG craaack.

I use a scraper{paint scraper or razer style} while the stove is hot. Then every couple of weeks I let the stove go out and cool down then use either a glass cleaner or what I found out that works real good is wd40. I've been burning wood for 20+ yrs and have never had a perfect way to keep the glass clean all of the time. The scarper is probably your best bet in between a good cleaning.




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Tuesday, 21 July 2009

Oven Wood

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can I bake clay covered wood in the oven?

this is probably a very silly question but i want to use terra cotta clay in my vivarium which means i have to oven bake it first so that it is water poof, but i will be putting in into a wooden backing, is it okay to put the wood in the oven too or am i just asking for trouble, also how long would the Clay have to be in the oven, it wont be any more than an inch thick


Terracotta clay (earthenware) will not mature in an ordinary oven. It must be fired in a kiln to the specific temperature for that clay. Wood in your regular oven is also a bad idea. Most lumber is treated to keep away bugs and mold. Heating the wood could leave toxins in your food oven, not to mention the risk of fire.
Also, earthenware clay does not vitrify (become waterproof) It must be glazed for that.




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