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Article 31 The Benefits of an Outdoor Wood Stove. Protects against chimney and house fires Protects small children from being burned Endorsed by a Sudbury Fire Fighter Environmentally Responsible Uses a Renewable Energy Source Allows us to rely less on foreign oil Carbon Neutral
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Article 31The Benefits of an Outdoor Wood Stove • Protects against chimney and house fires • Protects small children from being burned • Endorsed by a Sudbury Fire Fighter • Environmentally Responsible • Uses a Renewable Energy Source • Allows us to rely less on foreign oil • Carbon Neutral • EPA Report “emissions were of the same order as other stick wood burning appliances.”
Article 31Facts About Wood Burning • Indoor Wood Stoves • 300-400 cord per year sold by Rusty’s Tree Service alone to Sudbury and surrounding town’s • A Supplemental Heat Source • 75-80% of Wood Stoves in use today are not EPA Certified • To install a wood stove today in Sudbury, it does not have to be EPA certified only UL certified. • 1,099 Outdoor Burning Permits issued (1 out of 5 homes) • Fire Fighting Academy Burns 10-12 times a day simulating a small house fire for training purposes
Article 31As a Responsible OWB Owner • Burn well seasoned firewood • Stack Height is 30 feet • Spent an additional $2,500.00 on our original $12,500.00 investment to increase stack height and install a draft inducer due to one complaint • Voluntarily Will Shut down May 1 in alignment with outdoor burning season • Support Fair Regulations
Article 31What will be next? • Indoor Woodstoves and Fireplaces? • All Outdoor Wood Burning? This Article will set the precedent!
Article 31Here are the two most important reasons why we chose an Outdoor Wood Burner.