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Wood Stove Accessories: Heat Squeeze

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Supplier: Vogelzang International Key Features: Not recommended for use with gas or oil appliances. Measures 12" x 8" x 5" Steel housing with brass trim. Use with wood or coal stoves. Pricing: $230 Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: 8" Heat Reclaimer, HR-8 Learn more about Vogelzang International: Get Vogelzang International contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Rosemary Thornton, contributing editor Squeeze every last bit of heating capacity from your wood or coal stove. This 8-inch heat reclaimer attaches to your wood stove's flue. Using four heat exchanger tubes, it recaptures the heat that's headed up the chimney. The device slows down the exhaust enough to grab a few extra BTUs, but not enough to create creosote build-up, says the manufacturer. The thermostatically controlled fan moves around 110 cubic feet per minute. The reclaimer can also be used with coal stoves. See more product stories like this: Solid-Fuel Stoves Wood Stoves Coal Stoves Share this story:
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