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We’ve seen all kind of unique Tiny Wood Stove in

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The @slowcarfasthome crew put an incredible amount

The @slowcarfasthome crew put an incredible amount of work in their Airstream restoration, and they created a piece of tiny living art on wheels 🔥🙌 And, biased opinion alert, their Tiny Wood Stove is the perfect addition to their cozy home.
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While long but lower temperature burns for overnig

While long but lower temperature burns for overnight heating is a skill that requires some practice, getting a hot and consistent burn can be equally daunting.
For day to day use, you want a fire that’s burning hot enough to keep your home warm and cozy, but doesn’t overheat. You also don’t want a smoldering fire on a regular basis to prevent excessive creosote build up in your flue.
If you find yourself drifting towards lower burn temperatures, consider downsizing to a smaller stove setup, or make an effort to burn hot fires every once in a while to prevent excessive creosote buildup.
If you have to maintain a high temperature throughout the burn to keep your home warm, your stove might be undersized for your house, or heat distribution might be the issue. This can be the case when heating individual areas or rooms, or if the stove is located relatively high up. To help evenly distributing the heat throughout your home try a heat powered fan. It helps direct the heat into specific areas of your home.

You can monitor the temperature of your stove with a flue thermometer. The best readings are about 12-18” above the top of the stove. You can put it wherever you want to measure the temperatures on different parts of the stove, for example to make sure the individual stove parts don’t get too hot.
You can manage the burn temperature by using the three air controls of your Tiny Wood Stove. It might take some practice to get the perfect balance of the air supplies, but it’s usually a quick learning curve.

Primary air enters at the bottom of the fire box. It helps the fire burn much hotter. You want this wide open when you’re first starting a fire, and then partially or fully closed once your coal bed is established.
Secondary air enters at the top of the fire box to provide enough oxygen for all the products of combustion to fully burn. Feeding a fire primarily with secondary air helps your stove burn as cleanly and efficiently as possible.
Tertiary air is located above the glass of the Dwarf stove. The position of the tertiary air control will affect your burn rate. We recommend keeping the tertiary air valve at least 50% open in most cases.

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He read the sign, he followed the rules. It's as easy as that.
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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!”

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