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Written by Kate Garsidewww.blakeney-cottage.co.ukA real fire is one of the great joys of the cooler nights. Here are our five tips to ensure you get the best from yours:1Make sure that you have your chimney regularlyswept by a reliable and competent chimney sweep.Chimney sweeps get very busy in the autumn and winter3once people start to use their fires so you may needto book well in advance. If your fire is in regular use itshould be swept at least once a year to reduce the risk ofchimney fires or blocked flues causing fumes and smoketo re-enter the room. Even if you do not use your fire thatoften it is still worth having it swept annually as birds oftennest in unused chimneys in spring and summer.42Choose the right fuel for your fire. Log burnersneed well-seasoned logs. Hard wood logs will usuallyburn for longer than soft wood, but they may needmore seasoning after cutting before you can use them.A Victorian and Edwardian style grate will need asmokeless coal.A multi-fuel stove is often the best choice as you can burnwood or smokeless coal products. Free or cheap fuel foryour log burner or fire can be readily sourced by scouringindustrial estates and asking businesses if they have anywood scraps. Window companies often have offcuts theymay be looking to dispose of. This sort of wood is greatfor getting your fire going as it is usually very dry andburns quickly.5Kindling is required to get your fire going.Try scrunched up newspaper and some light twigs.Offcuts of pine work really well. Starting at the base withpaper, then kindling, then wood, build your fire in layers.Once the fire is going you may add larger pieces of woodor coal-based products to the fire depending on the typeof fireplace it is.If you have an open fire it is wise to have a fire guardand large stone or tiled hearth. This is to reduce therisk of sparks jumping out of fire and setting fire to thehouse and also to prevent children or animals touchingfire or inadvertently falling on to it.Clean your fireplace out regularly. Ash willaccumulate under your fire and this needs to be removedwhen it is cold, or it will eventually cause a blockage. A lotof modern log burners have an easily removable ash traythat can be taken outside and emptied. If not, it is back toa metal bucket and a small metal shovel. The ash can beadded to your compost heap.77
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LIFESTYLEIt’s been a surreal year
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