Rutland Liquid Creosote Remover, Fireplace & Wood Stove Cleaner, For Spraying Firebox Walls, Wood Fuel & Pellets, Made in USA, 32 Oz

This is a great product! We tried everything to try clean the glass door of our pellet stove. Our friend recommended this product and gave it try and wow, it made the glass door brand new. So we purchased our own bottle. Thank you and it arrived early too!

Appears to be an excellent product. Just started using it after chimney sweep 2days ago.

Can use on pellets/insert,.

Since pine is about the only wood available for a wood stove where I live creosote build up is an issue. This work to reduce build up in my chimney pipes reducing the number of times I need to get on my roof to clean out the chimney pipes. I highly recommend this product- anything that reduces your risks of falling off a ladder or roof is worth it. Plus the fact that it works speaks volumes for personal safety. I didn’t even mention that creosote can cause a chimney fire by blocking air flow- anything to reduce a fire hazard should be a priority and something this easy to use is a no brainer.

I have used this product for years. Nothing better out there. My chimney cleaner told me years ago that I only need him to come out every other year as long as I keep using this product. I burn my wood stove all winter and burn any wood I want including pine so this product is great. He never gets more than a hand-full of creosote build up when cleaning chimney. Skipping the cleaning fee on that off year saves me a couple hundred dollars.

After reading directions on label - will not work with my insert

This is some neat stuff. I bought a house with a wood burning stove and recently had it cleaned for the first time in who knows how long. There's some really serious creosote buildup that was real nasty looking (included pics of untreated doors). My chimney sweeper guy recommended the creosote spray and sticks so I bought them.Today I used the stove for the first time and followed the instructions on the bottle. It says you CANNOT OVERUSE so I eventually kind of went wild with it. In total, I probably used almost half of the bottle. The thing is, I started seeing results in just a few minutes. Actually, I heard it first.Shortly after getting a small fire going I let things heat up for a few minutes before I checked on everything again. I was hearing a lot more crackling than expected. Upon leaning closer I could hear the creosote actually hardening and flaking off the inside of the stove. That's when I started blasting everything with the spray.After a couple hours of burning, the side I heavily treated had so much creosote flaking and peeling. Quite a bit actually fell off. The top of the stove was turning to a more ashy/yellowish color after being exposed to spray and high heat. The right side of the flue didn't get any spray and you can kind of tell in one of my pictures to give you an idea that it does work.Now I can easily scrub off a lot that is left, but will definitely have to continue to use the spray for a more thorough cleaning. This stuff is no joke. It just works and I would 100% recommend for light or heavy creosote buildup.

I have been adding a scoop to the fire once a week, and it seems to be working well.