HOW TO FIRE UP & USE YOUR WOOD COOK-STOVE – HOMESTEADING FAMILY
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Josh demonstrates how to fire up a wood cookstove for cooking throughout the day. Never miss a new video! Sign up to our email list here: …
A+ video. Thank you.
Thank you for the video.
It appears you have a firebrick liner. The Waterford Stanley, by default, came with cast iron liners. If my observation is correct, can you comment on your choice of liner?
A photo in your Instagram account shows a grill with some sandwiches on it. Does the grill replace the top plate (over the firebox) of your Waterford Stanley? If so, where can one obtain such a grill?
Great information, thank you
Good morning Josh. Well you made my day! I have owned four kitchen wood stoves over the last 40 years.
Some airtight. Some antique. We currently have a 1930 Home Comfort that I restored. If I was going to buy a new one, it would be airtight, possibly a Kitchen Queen. I like the Irish Stanley for small cottages/spaces. Our stove is currently blazing away, warming our kitchen on this cold New Hampshire morning. Why not build your fire from the top plate opening ? Yours lifts right up. I like to take the covers off and lay my fire, so I can stand up with cup of coffee! Also do you have a back heat shield? Your stove is close to the back wall. We had to install ours with ample air flow because our stove is not airtight. Thank you for showing folks how easy it is to use this type of stove. Hopefully more people will get on board and use a kitchen wood stove.
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Great Video! I am considering a wood cookstove on our new homestead, but we have a very nice Blaze King woodstove already in the same space since our living room and kitchen are an open concept space. I am not sure if having both is practical. So I am still thinking it through.
Do you use the ashes in the garden?
Great video ๐
How can you possibly have that stove so close to walls???……sorry, I see you don't respond to comments. Unsubbing.
Thanks for the tutorial…I learned a lot…thanks! ๐
Having a wood cook stove is one of my dreams! <3 BUT, what I really want to know is where did you get that tea pot? ๐
Great video! I would love to have a woodstove like that on our homestead, always wondered how they work and now I know!
Great video. What do you do with the ash once you take it out? I have many things but I am curious about its use in the garden. I have heard people swear by it being beneficial and others saying its one of the worst things you could do to a garden.
You make me want to go out and buy a pioneer princess
Wonderfully helpful video. Thank you!
So do you not use the woodstove in the warmer months?
Thank you Josh, for the tutorial. Very informative. Stay warm and God Bless!
Do you burn hard wood?
For some homeowners insurers, you may need to consider being sure your stove is a serially numbered UL tagged appliance professionally installed. They know what your state requires as far as fire resistant surround and can be sure it's working properly. For some insurers, a non-rated stove or handyman install can get your insurance cancelled (another way of saying what has been said here which is that your house can burn down). Also a more modern stove like the one shown here burns much more cleanly, safely and efficiently. Great video!
How often should one have the pipe from the stove through the roof cleaned? ๐งน And do the pots on top of your stove contain water for moisture in the house?
Very nice Sir. What's the make of that beauty?