Using Your Stove
Master your new stove and become an expert owner. Learn to build proper fires for clean, efficient burns. Find tips to keep your stove in top shape — from maintenance like cleaning and inspections to troubleshooting common user issues. Discover how to use your stove safely, economically, and confidently all season long with our comprehensive guides.
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What Fuel Should You Burn in a Multi Fuel Stove?
Feeling the chill of rising heating costs? You’re not alone. As we head into 2026, getting the most out of every log and briquette is more important than ever. With modern Ecodesign rules and clean-burn requirements tightening up, choosing the right fuel for your multi-fuel stove isn’t just about warmth – it’s about efficiency, compliance, […] -
How to Use Your Log Burner Vents
Are you frustrated with a fire that won’t stay lit? Or maybe you’re burning through expensive logs faster that you can stack them? The secret to solving these problems isn’t just the wood you use – it’s how you use your stove’s air vents. Stop wasting wood and fill your room with warmth. Our step-by-step […] -
Step-by-Step: Building and Lighting a Fire in Your Wood Burner
Lighting a wood-burning stove shouldn’t feel like sorcery. That beautiful appliance in your living room is a highly efficient, low-emission heating powerhouse – but only when lit correctly. A smouldering, smoky start not only wastes fuel but also dirties your glass and harms air quality. Forget the frustration; a perfect fire is just a few […] -
Wood-Burning Stove Rust: Causes, Prevention, & Cures
Picture this: it’s a chilly autumn morning, and you head to the living room, ready to light the first fire of the season. But as you approach your beautiful wood burning stove, your eager smile turns into a frown. On its surface are several patches of reddish-orange rust, marring the smooth black finish. After investing […] -
93% Say Their Wood Burner Improved Their Wellbeing – Here’s Why
In a world that feels like it’s always ‘on’, finding a way to genuinely switch off and feel at peace is a big deal. It’s why so many of us are turning back to simpler, more real pleasures. A wood-burning stove is so much more than a heater; it’s the thing that turns a house […] -
What is a Multi-Fuel Grate, and How Do They Work?
If you’re considering buying a stove, you’ll need to decide if you’ll be burning only wood or other fuels. If you want to burn more than just wood in your stove, you’ll need a multi-fuel stove or a wood-burning stove with a multi-fuel grate. Some stoves are dedicated wood-burning stoves, and some are dedicated multi-fuel […] -
How to Use Wood Burner Ash in Your Garden
Wood ash from your trusty wood burner needn’t be wasted. When properly applied, this mineral-rich material can provide an array of benefits for your garden. Wood ash is not just a waste product from your stove; it’s a valuable resource for your garden. Using it, you can grow more bountiful vegetables, fruit, and flowers or […] -
Can I Burn Coal in My Multi-Fuel Stove?
If you have a multi-fuel stove at home, you may wonder if you can burn coal. Coal has traditionally been a popular fuel choice for stoves and open fires in the UK. However, due to air pollution and health concerns, regulations on selling traditional house coal have recently changed. So, what types of coal are […] -
Wood Burners vs. Central Heating: How Much Could You Save?
If you want to save money on energy in 2024, you might consider installing a wood burner. With energy prices rising this year, using a sustainable heat source like wood is an attractive option for many homeowners looking to cut costs. Read on as we explore the financial and environmental benefits of switching to a […] -
What’s the Easiest Way to Split Logs?
Every homeowner with a wood-burning stove knows the cosy warmth it provides on a chilly evening. However, buying pre-split wood can sometimes pinch the purse. So, how can you save money and ensure a consistent supply of firewood? By finding the right log splitter and doing it yourself, of course! So, let’s explore some of […]




