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Detachable Chimney Bag
$39.95
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Home Free Tee – Unisex
$25.00
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Home Free Tee – Women’s
$25.00
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Home Free Tee – Youth
$20.00
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Home-Free Unisex Hoodie
$45.00 – $55.00
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Less House More Home Tee
$22.00 – $25.00
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Heat Powered Stove Fan – 260CFM
$120.00
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Heat Powered Stove Fan – 180CFM
$90.00
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Rotary Chimney Cleaning System
$10.00 – $60.00
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Fire Starters Gift Bag
$19.95
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Infrared Thermometer
$30.00
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Hand-Forged Fire Poker Tool
$55.00
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Magnetic Stovepipe Thermometer
$19.95
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6″ Dustpan & Sweep
$35.00
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Waxed Canvas Firewood Tote
$54.95
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Firewood Moisture Meter
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Lighter
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Glass Hardware
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Door Gasket Kit
$16.00 – $20.00
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Glass Gasket Kit
$12.00 – $16.00
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Replacement Handle
$35.00
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Replacement Stove Glass
$32.00 – $42.00
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Replacement Fire Brick
$10.00 – $25.00
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Stove Gasket Cement
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High Heat Silicone Sealant
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Heat Shield Spacer Kit
$34.00
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Stove Bright Paint – Flat Black
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Tee Shirt
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Creosote Remover
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Dwarf Cookstove Oven Rack
$18.00
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Stovepipe Screws – Dozen
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First burn for the @idahoanlife crew! They’re in

First burn for the @idahoanlife crew! They’re installing their Dwarf stove in their off-grid trailer and posted some great (and real-life) snippets of the install.

@thebestofjune crew had a lot of important bus ren

@thebestofjune crew had a lot of important bus renovation projects this year, and some that weren’t urgent…until they were. Anyone else waited with their Tiny Wood Stove project until you really needed it? It’s definitely a situation we would never admit to have been in (we’ve totally been there).

He read the sign, he followed the rules. It's as e

He read the sign, he followed the rules. It's as easy as that.
🐶 @slowcarfasthome
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Compressed logs are a great alternative for those

Chad (@cfarrier) has been putting their Dwarf sto

Chad (@cfarrier) has been putting their Dwarf stove to the test with single digit outside temperatures (just like so many more customers these last few weeks!). Here’s what he has to say about his Tiny Wood Stove:
“Been rocking this 5k Dwarf Stove in our tiny home and it has been amazing! Great stove, easy to get a fire going, and warms our home well above 75 degrees every night. Even when it’s in the single digits up here in the mountains!”

Humans and Pets aren’t the only ones who prefer

Humans and Pets aren’t the only ones who prefer staying warm in the winter. The @flinthillsherbsandblooms crew is about to install this Dwarf 5kw in their Geodesic Dome Greenhouse and we can’t wait to see how the plants like the added warmth during the Kansas winter!
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@theoffgridskoolie crew is not messing around with

@theoffgridskoolie crew is not messing around with their off-grid winter prep, look at that firewood delivery! They just recently installed their Tiny Wood Stove and their Skoolie winter wonderland setup got a serious coziness boost. But that’s not even the best part, watch until the end for one of our favorite Dwarf upgrades to date!

How can you identify good firewood, as in: wood th

How can you identify good firewood, as in: wood that’ll light easily and keep you warm for long?

Step 1: Identify the kind of wood. Hardwood has more BTU than softwood, which means it’ll produce more heat for you. As always, it’s a balancing act between cost and effect, so keep that in mind. That means, even though it has the highest BTU of most firewoods out there, you probably won’t go purchase a cord of Osage Orange. But Apple Tree, White and Red Oak, Sugar Maple, and White Ash are alternatives for high BTU firewood.
Softwoods like Ponderosa Pine, Aspen or Cottonwood have less BTU and you’ll need more to achieve the same effect as with the hardwood firewood, which is also a consideration to make.

Step 2: Make sure your firewood is dry enough for burning. One way to make sure it’s dry enough is a Firewood Moisture Meter, like the one we have in our shop. It can tell you within seconds if the wood you’re planning to buy or the wood you had stored is dry enough to light easily and burn. Wood with a moisture content of 15-20% burns best, producing the most heat and minimum creosote buildup.

Step 3: Make sure you’re storing your firewood in a dry space, for example a shed, or under a tarp. Our waterproof firewood tote is a great way to not only carry your firewood inside from the storage, it’ll also keep the moisture away from firewood stored outside, for example for those of us that live nomadically. Just make sure it’s not raining into the tote, it is waterproof and one of our team members might have had to be reminded of that the hard way. Check our stories for some examples of firewood storage for tiny living folks.

If you are struggling to find good firewood, especially later in the season, consider compressed logs (the one without wax additives!). They’re a high-BTU alternative to firewood and, depending on your source, are a cost-efficient alternative.

North Idaho treated Kayla to a record breaking win

North Idaho treated Kayla to a record breaking winter to welcome her to off-grid tiny living 🥶 While the winters up north definitely have a learning curve (for both regular sized and tiny homes!), it’s a special place to call home for sure! And the Dwarf keeps their home cozy and warm once they’re back from their snow adventures ☃️
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If you’re using your Tiny Wood Stove regularly a

If you’re using your Tiny Wood Stove regularly and don’t want spend money on fire starters, DIY is the way to go (unless you have an unlimited supply of egg cartons, because they’re truly the best!). The @theroadnottaken_bus crew has been making their own fire starters and they’ve been kind enough to share their process and experience. Did you know DIY fire starters are so easy to make?!
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