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Old 02/10/10, 12:16 PM
 
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Sedore stoves

Does any one have any experience with the Sedore stoves,are they well made do they heat a good sized area, do they really burn all the things they say they will? Was looking at them on line and they seem to be a good unit, but that bit about loading only once or twice a day hmmm, also what about the ash pan, can you clean it out without the fire dying out, their a little pricey but I don't mind paying for something if it's really worth it,thanks for any input.
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Old 02/11/10, 08:35 AM
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Here is some more information on the Sedore Stove.

http://sharron_reive.tripod.com/about.html
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Old 02/11/10, 10:37 AM
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I too am interested in this stove. One lady who is new here posted that she likes the stove.


here is what gertieok wrote
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Stephanie,

I applaud you for looking for better ways to heat your home. TnAndy makes some good points about how woodstoves would be good for you.

I wanted to share some even better news!

My husband and I have a Sedore stove. We found it when we were looking for a heat source that would get us off the grid.

It's technically a furnace, as it burns not just the fuel, but also the gas the fuel puts off. That makes it more efficient than a standard woodstove.

And, the best part is that the Sedore burns just about anything. Your fuel bill will be far lower than what you were expecting at $45/cord. With the Sedore you can burn things that don't work in standard woodstoves: pellets and corn, PLUS cardboard, paper, yard clippings, scrap wood, woodchips... and more!

Many Sedore users have been able to find free fuel sources since it is so versatile.

And, it qualifies for the federal tax credit.

We bought ours from this website:
http://sedorestoveWEST.com

Good luck!

Gertie


We are going to buy one as soon as we can afford it.

Dave
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Old 11/01/10, 10:34 PM
 
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Wanted to hear a follow-up on those who are using or have knowledge of the Sedore stove. I'm looking at buying one for a new place and the Sedore seems to be the best of all worlds.

Thoughts?
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Old 11/02/10, 09:32 AM
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Don’t look at his u tube video it was sideways when I saw it. LOL. It may be fixed now. It shows burning firewood on end and a bunch of wood chips.

I haven’t bought on yet but I may as soon as I can afford it.

Dave
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