I have a wood tub with a wood stove but no filter. Can I use this, and if so, how would I apply it?
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I think it would work but just for awhile,until the unfiltered water would catch up to you.wood tubs can leach color into your water I have seen that happen with redwood tubs.A simple cartridge filter purchased at walmart would really help they are cheap very easy to use. I would try that with the chemical and then really enjoy.
1669770
I would not attempt using this coffee maker on a wood stove. With the exception of the part of the coffee maker underneath the recess where it sits over a burner the rest of the coffee maker is plastic.
289013
I think you can however I would filter the mixture if you are making it from pellets. Also I would rinse with water after.
158127
Since it is a lye based solution, do a test spot. I don't believe it will harm a laundry tub,but test! It is an excellent product for removing burnt build up on the outside of pots/oven racks. But brush it on with a chemical resistant brush, by all means, wear rubber gloves for using a chemical (it will eat up regular latex/household gloves) and don't inhale the fumes!. I usually let it sit for a few minutes, than use a wire brush under running water. It really works, just don't get it on skin either.
860881
the stove has no other opening to add wood other than from the top. You have to remove the cooking grill, Dutch oven or what ever you use to cook on to replenish the fuel material.
1148223
There is no filter to this just a funnel. I use for honey and it works well as it leaves my larger buckets and jars room to drip in different areas and not just the main stream.
1174651
We had the same situation. We bought this tub (nice tub) expecting to be able to immediately order a spare filter for swapping out and using the tub nonstop. I had to take the numbers right off of the filter and do an internet search. They are a common filter and on the low end of price :-) I don't have the numbers written down to give you but when I did the search I remember I found it very quickly from multiple spa and hot tub suppliers. If you have any hot tub stores near you I assume they probably have one on the shelf. Enjoy!
880931
Yes.I have a gas stove and use it all of the time. Just a little coating vegetable oil or olive oil and all you should have to do is wipe it down with a paper towel. Never use water or soap. Keep it cured.
495663
Filter? What filter? And why would you need a filter for just boiling water?
1830222
I've all ways burned wood in the stove. There is no need for a base. I've used it on wooden and plastic picnic tables with no issues. I've even left a sheet of paper under it just to see if it would get hot enough to ignite and it did not. If you are using wood as your heat source just make sure not to over fill it, you don't need a lot.
860883
No. You need to remove the grate for adding wood. This is much larger than either of those stoves. I use it for cooking with my 8 quart dutch oven. It is a BBQ not a stove.
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I would just suggest from here on out, just use silicone spatulas to cook in it. I don't even use wooden stuff, just silicone. It's the gentlest on the surface. Always use just a little bit of oil, I usually cook with coconut oil or ghee. Sprays will damage the surface. And I always wait until the pan has cooled before washing. Sometimes I'll take a paper towel and just wipe it clean and leave it on the stove to cool. I also have a very gentle non-scratch dish sponge and as suggested, I use Dawn liquid soap. These were all on the packaging and it works pretty well for me. Hope that helps with the longevity of your pan! I would just suggest from here on out, just use silicone spatulas to cook in it. I don't even use wooden stuff, just silicone. It's the gentlest on the surface. Always use just a little bit of oil, I usually cook with coconut oil or ghee. Sprays will damage the surface. And I always wait until the pan has cooled before washing. Sometimes I'll take a paper towel and just wipe it clean and leave it on the stove to cool. I also have a very gentle non-scratch dish sponge and as suggested, I use Dawn liquid soap. These were all on the packaging and it works pretty well for me. Hope that helps... » Read More I would just suggest from here on out, just use silicone spatulas to cook in it. I don't even use wooden stuff, just silicone. It's the gentlest on the surface. Always use just a little bit of oil, I usually cook with coconut oil or ghee. Sprays will damage the surface. And I always wait until the pan has cooled before washing. Sometimes I'll take a paper towel and just wipe it clean and leave it on the stove to cool. I also have a very gentle non-scratch dish sponge and as suggested, I use Dawn liquid soap. These were all on the packaging and it works pretty well for me. Hope that helps with the longevity of your pan! « Show Less
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you'd have to put a fireproof protector for wood. ours is on tile and needs nothing else. also: The Century Heating Whistler Wood-Burning Stove is EPA exempt for cleaner burning, more efficient performance. With 110,000 BTU, the Whistler heats approximately 1500 square feet. This high-performance stove also includes a variable-speed blower to help distribute warmth throughout the room. A cast iron door with air-wash ceramic glass provides a good view of the fire. Not for sale in WA, CA and OR. Not for mobile home installation. Check state and local codes. Assembly Required: No, Blower (CFM): 100, Blower Included: Yes, Blower Power Supply (Volts, Amps): 115V-60Hz-39W, BTU Output: 110,000, Clearance from Corner (in.): 24, Clearance from Rear Wall (in.): 24, Clearance from Side Wall (in.): 26, Dimensions W x D x H (in.): 29 1/2 x 27 3/4 x 36, Door Opening W x H (in.): 22 1/4 x 7 1/2, EPA Exempt: Yes, Firebox Size W x D (in.): 22 3/4 x 14 1/2, Flue Collar Size (in.): 6, Fuel Type: Wood, Full Load Run Time (Hours): 1-2, Heat Settings: Variable, Heating Capability (sq. ft.): 1,500, Igniter: No, Max. Log Size Accepted (L in.): 21, Mobile Home Approved: No, Product Type: Stove, Stove Pipe Included: No, Thermostat Included: No, UL: UL approved
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change the removable filters from the wand the one that connects to tubing. Clean the wand tip with alcohol
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The unit uses a charcoal filter. I think you'd be fine to use the water additive.
1882065
You most likely will need a filtering box to make it work. That is what I am using and it works great!
2090960
Just cut a piece from filter foam sheet. They sell a whole filter package at Petsmart for $5. I use them in my canister filter.