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The main causes of an out of control fire are problems with the air control, poorly maintained appliance or simply using the wrong fuel

Overfiring is when a wood-burning stove operates at a higher temperature than it was designed to handle, usually due to excessive fuel, too much airflow, incorrect fuel, or faulty equipment.

It’s so easy to get into bad habits, so when it gets colder, refresh your memory by downloading and reading your logburner manual.

Helpful tips for logburner users

Your stove burns less wood and produces less harmful gases when it's properly looked after, so keep it in tip-top condition.