The rising cost of fuel has prompted people to lower thermostats, add insulation, install storm windows, and search for other efficient ways to save money while staying warm. One major source of savings, both in rural and suburban areas is the woodburning stove, one of the oldest, simplest, and most economical systems of heating available to the homeowner. The book discusses in detail the factors involved in selecting the right stove and installing it, stove maintenance, special components (such as chimneys, flues, and other accessories), the types of firewood and how to handle them, and safety precautions. Also discussed are the specific sorts of stoves -- Franklin or airtight, downdraft, double-chamber, parlor, box, potbelly, barrel -- and models of current manufacturers, American and foreign.
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