Wood Heat Stoves & Solar

              Pet owners know compressed paper pellets make good cat litter, and alfalfa pellets are good rabbit food. Either could also be considered biomass, and used for home heating. Advantages Pellet stoves burn small pellets of dry organic material, typically compressed sawdust or wood shavings. They are inspired by the old-fashioned wood stove, but improve on the idea in several ways. •  Pellet stoves are more eco-conscious. Instead of using new wood, most pellets are made from leftover sawdust, wheat hulls, and other waste and industrial byproducts. They are more efficient and clean, creating...

We offer most of the replacement parts that are still made for Earth Stoves and many other brands, and in this case, a rare part that is no longer available from the manufacturer. All other Earth Stoves models: Pellet stove part lists, Wood stove part lists and Gas stove part lists Earth Stove cast iron door WITH thin hinge pin design. 19" x 12.5"overall dimensions. Contact us by email at info@woodheatstoves.com for further assistance.  It appears this stove door fits the Earth Stove models 1800HT, BV400/BV400C/BV400C-2 for part number G300. It is unique since it is a rare use of the thin pin hinge method. These...

Do you have an Enviro Wood, Gas or Pellet Stove that needs a little TLC? We have a new Interactive Enviro Parts List on our website with hot links on every part number to take you right to the part you're looking for. Make sure you've properly identified your stove model, then go to your model in the table of contents. Just click on the model and it will take you to a list of parts for just your model. In some cases you may see several choices including factory original and aftermarket alternatives. Make sure you read the full product...

There are a few things you should think about doing prior to the next burn season. Late spring is an ideal time to schedule your annual deep cleaning. The company that provides you with this service will most likely send you a reminder with some sort of “Spring Discount”. Try and set up your appointment so the work is performed when you are done using the stove for the season, that way the stove should be in perfect condition at the beginning of the next burn season. If you wait until August or September to call and schedule your cleaning...

If you own a woodstove and use it regularly, preventing a chimney fire is something you need to know What Causes a Chimney Fire? When you burn in a wood stove, a byproduct called creosote builds up on the inside of the chimney. If you’re not familiar with what creosote is, here is a great explanation: "Creosote is a gummy, foul smelling, corrosive and extremely combustible substance that, if no precautions are taken, will coat the insides of everything it passes through. It is formed when volatile gases given off in the burning process combine and condense on their way...