When your log burner starts smoking, it can ruin a cosy evening fast. From chimney blockages to damp wood and airflow mistakes, this guide explains the main culprits, what to do immediately, and how to prevent it happening again — so your stove stays snug, not smoky.
Ever wondered why your log burner refuses to stay lit? The usual culprits are damp fuel, poor airflow, or a lazy chimney draft. This guide walks you through the quick checks, fixes, and best practices to keep your fire burning strong all winter.
Is your log burner turning your living room into a smokehouse? From blocked chimneys to poor airflow and damp wood, we uncover why smoke escapes indoors and share practical solutions to restore a clear, cosy fire.
Is your log burner chewing through logs quicker than expected? Learn why it’s happening, from excessive airflow to poor wood choice, and discover practical tips to slow the burn, improve efficiency, and enjoy a warmer home without constant refuelling.
Is your log burner giving off an odd smell? From creosote build-up to damp logs, we explain the common causes of stove odours and how to fix them. Keep your fire cosy, safe, and smell-free with our practical tips and prevention advice.
Ever lit your log burner and ended up with a smoky living room? Learn the common causes—from damp wood to chimney problems—and discover practical fixes and safety tips.
