Chimney Cleaned

[Greyman 28,409]

Just gave the chimney a good sweep and chopped about half a ton of wood, can't believe it's that time again, soon be dark nights and roaring fires

[dytkos 17,784]

Your house insurance might not pay out for a chimney fire if you don't have it done by a "professional"

 

Cheers, D.

[Hydropotesinermis 724]

Just drop a live chicken down it.

[Greyman 28,409]

Your house insurance might not pay out for a chimney fire if you don't have it done by a "professional"

Cheers, D.

I do a better job mate and as I burn a lot of rubbish I like to do it regularly, your house insurance will always try and wriggle out of paying but I,m an old fashion bloke and would never pay anyone for doing something I can do myself, one professional clean is more than a set of brush,s just like a truck load of logs costs more than a chainsaw so I cut my own, infact most of my life is probably a little frowned upon by the modern pc, health and safety, insurance claims and blames culture of today, but I survive, thanks for your concern

[Greyman 28,409]

Just drop a live chicken down it.

. I don't think the misses would like the mess of a sooty chicken running round the house, in days gone by a rope was just dropped down the chimney and attached to a branch which was just pulled down the chimney job done,

[dytkos 17,784]

 

Your house insurance might not pay out for a chimney fire if you don't have it done by a "professional"

Cheers, D.

I do a better job mate and as I burn a lot of rubbish I like to do it regularly, your house insurance will always try and wriggle out of paying but I,m an old fashion bloke and would never pay anyone for doing something I can do myself, one professional clean is more than a set of brush,s just like a truck load of logs costs more than a chainsaw so I cut my own, infact most of my life is probably a little frowned upon by the modern pc, health and safety, insurance claims and blames culture of today, but I survive, thanks for your concern

I know mate, noted your Greyman stance lol

Atb

 

Cheers, D.

[air gun ant 1,666]

 

Your house insurance might not pay out for a chimney fire if you don't have it done by a "professional"

Cheers, D.

I do a better job mate and as I burn a lot of rubbish I like to do it regularly, your house insurance will always try and wriggle out of paying but I,m an old fashion bloke and would never pay anyone for doing something I can do myself, one professional clean is more than a set of brush,s just like a truck load of logs costs more than a chainsaw so I cut my own, infact most of my life is probably a little frowned upon by the modern pc, health and safety, insurance claims and blames culture of today, but I survive, thanks for your concern

If my house ever burns down I'm fooked! Lol I put the fire in myself, I've blown myself across the kitchen changing light switches, replaced lintels etc etc but you live and learn, lived here a good few years and it's not set on fire or fallen (yet) ......

 

Anybody want a cheap house? Lol

[Hydropotesinermis 724]

 

Just drop a live chicken down it.

. I don't think the misses would like the mess of a sooty chicken running round the house, in days gone by a rope was just dropped down the chimney and attached to a branch which was just pulled down the chimney job done,

Women eh?

[air gun ant 1,666]

 

Your house insurance might not pay out for a chimney fire if you don't have it done by a "professional"

Cheers, D.

I do a better job mate and as I burn a lot of rubbish I like to do it regularly, your house insurance will always try and wriggle out of paying but I,m an old fashion bloke and would never pay anyone for doing something I can do myself, one professional clean is more than a set of brush,s just like a truck load of logs costs more than a chainsaw so I cut my own, infact most of my life is probably a little frowned upon by the modern pc, health and safety, insurance claims and blames culture of today, but I survive, thanks for your concern

i hope you have your chainsaw ticket!!! Tut tut tut

[scothunter 12,609]

f**k that. I just got guy from the paper to do mine. Actually just lit a fire tonight wish i hadnt now om sweating like a jew on a f***ing freight train

[Jonjon79 13,358]

I'd love an open fire.

The last time we had one was when I was a kid and we lived in a mobile home.

I'd go with Dad to get the coal, he'd pay for 1 sack and take 2. I remember carrying one home when I was 7.

It was heavy and smelly and dusty - Happy days

[ryaldinhio 4,543]

Just had my two done today. 35quid a chimney and gives me a HETAS ticket that covers mi fo insurance, not worth gettin mucky fo.

[Fieldsporthunter 1,864]

Just gave the chimney a good sweep and chopped about half a ton of wood, can't believe it's that time again, soon be dark nights and roaring fires

Can't beat collecting, chopping your own wood or a open fire.

Won't be long now . . . we had our first frost this morning.

[ryaldinhio 4,543]

I'd love an open fire.

The last time we had one was when I was a kid and we lived in a mobile home.

I'd go with Dad to get the coal, he'd pay for 1 sack and take 2. I remember carrying one home when I was 7.

It was heavy and smelly and dusty - Happy days

We had an open fire when we moved in here but had to get it raging to get any benefit, all the heat disappears straight up the chimney. Got a log burner fitted, soooooo much better.

[scothunter 12,609]

I got one of those charnwood multi fuel burners . My only gripe is when you shut the doors it blackens them.