Can it be used to clean ashes from wood stove?
1513065
Yes without a doubt. Please make sure the ash is cold. You may or may not have to clean the filter afterwards.
924517
I am not completely sure what an ash can is but I don't see why this would work for ashes. The inside is metal as well - has a brushed finish.
208961
I use mine primarily with an alcohol stove but I do not see any reason why you could not use it on the fire.
790111
I guess you could but I would be careful if it is electric. If you fill it too high it will boil and some water can come down on the stove. With my woodstove it evaporates....it may cause problems w/an electric stove. I personally wouldn't.
912350
Directions on the container say, "For open burning fireplaces, this product or Rutland Soot Sweep Soot Remover may be used". That being said, I would want to avoid the fumes as much as possible if it were my open stove.
1372166
yup you burn it in the stove. Suppost to use every time you put wood in but about a teaspoon a day should work, if its an outside boiler- use about 2 teaspoons a day. should work well.
43157
I think so--but some part will break any way! It was hard to get water residue off inside,even after soaking in vinegar so I think the flame from gas burner may leave marks hard to remove also.
667626
I think I have seen post on forms about using them on stoves but do not remember any on wood stoves. I do not have a wood stove so am not sure. The best would be to try the manufactures web site and see if it has forms on wood stoves and their results, sorry if this is not helpful.
873541
Yes. I have used it with wood and works well for cooking. It is easy to start and feed fire and has a lot of cooking surface.
107671
Probably not suited for wood devices, at least don't let it soak. The bottle states for glass, Pyrex and metal.
1525536
No. It's not designed for large particulates. It may help with the very fine dust you may get while working with wood.
1489781
I don't see why not. It's just a piece of cast iron. That said, I have only used it on gas stoves.
1366646
It would not do it well. I Use it mostly for things that are not burnt on usually On the inside of my nonstick cookware. It does not remove burnt on things from my smooth top stove.
1669667
I can't say for sure since I've never tried that, but I think it will blow some of the ash out of the bag (and possibly into your face). I know when I suck up leaves in the dirt, it blows the fine dirt out through the mesh bag. I love this blower/vacuum, but it might not be what you're wanting. Maybe try a wet/dry vac? Home Depot has a cool little one that goes over their 5 gal orange "Homer" buckets, it's called the Bucket Head... it's really neat and would work for bbq ash, I'm sure.
1292154
There is no ash pan. Yes you can remove ash while fire is inside. Most people will rake the hot coals to one side and then scoop the ash out.
1292155
There is no ash pan on this model. Honestly, most stoves that have an ash pan are not as air tight as ones without. I agree with the other answer from TheHardwareCityCo...."Yes you can remove ash while fire is inside. Most people will rake the hot coals to one side and then scoop the ash out. "
1372167
yes , just make sure the fire you have in your stove-fire place is a " hot " fire . you may want to add when the fire is burning hot and fast. i use one scoope from and old powdered ice tea canister...it's about a table spoon -past experience the other brand works a lot better---- rutland dry creosote remover