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Benefits of a Ventless Fireplace and the Safety Issues To Consider


 
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  • Ventless gas fireplaces are a great choice for anyone who wants to enjoy all the benefits of a fire, but doesn't want to lug in firewood, tend the fire, or haul the ashes. You might think that gas fireplaces aren't realistic, but today's models offer surprising improvements in flames and logs. Older models had fake looking logs and unrealistic flames, but new gas fireplaces from Procom, Windsor, Charmglow and others can look almost as good as the real thing. Here's a look at ventless gas fireplaces, and a few of the things you should know.

    There are ventless gas fireplaces on the market that have logs so realistic that you can choose the "species" you'd like. Vented logs have a more realistic appearance than ventless types, but they're less convenient to install. These older vented logs are much less efficient than newer ventless technology. They don't require an existing chimney, and you won't lose as much heat to the outside. Vented logs produce a lot of carbon monoxide, so safety reasons mean you can't burn them without that chimney.

    Ventless fireplaces use a specially designed burner that works with high efficiency, burning almost all of the gas and producing nearly no carbon monoxide. These logs are also equipped with sensors that detect the amount of oxygen in the air, and shut the logs off if there isn't enough in the room. That means you won't be in danger of carbon monoxide poisoning with these gas fireplaces. It's still a good idea to install a carbon monoxide detector if you decide to buy a ventless gas fireplace, however.

    Remember that these logs will produce some moisture that's not vented back up the chimney (since there is no chimney). In many homes, this isn't a problem, since wintertime is usually a dry one, and the extra humidity makes the home feel more pleasant. However, if that moisture gets trapped somewhere between your walls, you could have a mold problem. Take care with the positioning of your ventless gas fireplace to make sure that this isn't a danger. It'll keep your home in better condition.

    Make sure that your ventless gas fireplace is installed by a professional, and that you think hard about which kind you want. It'll depend on your priorities, and whether you'd rather have an efficient fireplace or a very realistic one. A ventless gas fireplace will save you the most money overall, and is quite safe to use. Just take care and follow all the instructions to prevent accidents. You'll be able to enjoy a beautiful fire with no worries about safely, and no mess to deal with.

    A ventless gas fireplace from a well respected manufacturer is a great way to add beauty and value to your home. Take the time to find the right one for your needs, and be sure you pay attention to all the important safety considerations. The result is a lovely fire and a romantic atmosphere, without dirt, bugs, ashes or any need to tend the fire. It's clear - a ventless gas fireplace is definitely worth it.

     




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