Fireplace/chimney soot remover, simple, clean and convenient

The block is designed to dissolve and remove soot and tar deposits. For very stubborn layers, repeated application or additional mechanical cleaning may be useful.

Yes, the soot remover is designed for both fireplaces and chimneys to remove soot and tar deposits.

The de-sooter works chemically on soot and tar and has no mechanical scrubbing effects. No negative effects on the fireplace glass are to be expected.

Yes, the descaler is designed to remove soot and tar deposits, which also includes glossy soot.

Place the fireplace block on the existing bed of embers in the oven or fireplace. Ensure a secure placement so that the block can burn completely and evenly.

Yes, by removing soot and tar deposits, the soot remover improves the heating performance of the fireplace. Optimized combustion can help reduce wood consumption.

The improvement in heating performance occurs after using the soot remover, when the dissolved deposits have been removed and the chimney is drawing optimally again.

Yes, by removing soot and tar deposits in the chimney, the soot remover significantly reduces the risk of chimney fires. This increases the safety of your heating system.

Yes, the powder is suitable for all fireplaces, wood stoves and coal stoves. It cleans effectively without damaging the heating system and is therefore also safe for older models.

Yes, the soot remover is specially designed for removing soot and tar deposits in fireplaces and chimneys. It helps to improve the smoke extraction.

The descaler not only removes soot and tar deposits, but also directly improves the heating performance of your fireplace or chimney.

Yes, the chimney and flue cleaner can also be used when used infrequently. A monthly application in a cold oven, as described, ensures long-term cleanliness and performance, regardless of the heating season.

The fireplace block is characterized by a long burning time. A precise time specification is not provided, as this depends on the draft conditions in the chimney.

Yes, to ensure the full effectiveness of the soot remover powder, the block should be stored dry.

The descaler dissolves deposits, which then draw off with the smoke. A check and, if necessary, a light cleaning after the burn are recommended to remove dissolved residues.

You can notice an improvement after the first application of the descaler. The powder dissolves deposits, which improves the draft and combustion and thus increases the heating performance.

Yes, a major advantage of the soot remover is the increase in safety, as it effectively prevents chimney fires by reducing deposits. Regular use contributes significantly to this.

The soot remover helps to dissolve soot and tar deposits and thus improve the draft. However, in the case of very heavy soiling or blockages, a chimney sweep should be consulted.

Yes, the descaler works by removing existing soot and tar deposits, regardless of the heating frequency. It is useful as soon as deposits have formed.

The soot remover is designed as a chimney block that is clean and convenient to use. It releases the soot remover powder directly during combustion.

The descaler primarily serves to remove existing soot and tar deposits. However, regular use can help reduce the formation of new deposits and maintain heating performance.

The soot remover is primarily designed for fireplaces and chimneys that are fired with solid fuels such as wood. For pellet stoves, you should check the manufacturer's information for the stove to ensure compatibility.

It is recommended that the soot remover block be completely burned off to achieve an optimal effect against the deposits.

Yes, the descaler removes soot and tar deposits that can reduce the heating performance. By cleaning, the heating performance is improved again.

Yes, the powder released by burning the block reaches the entire flue gas path and also reaches deposits in the upper chimney area.

The soot remover is designed for easy, clean and convenient use. No special preparations of the chimney are necessary before using the block.

The chimney and flue cleaner ensures convenient care, as no elaborate manual cleaning is required after use. The powder dissolves the deposits, which are then removed with the normal combustion residues.

Yes, the soot remover removes both soot and tar deposits. This improves the heating performance of your fireplace or chimney.

It can make sense to use the soot remover before the chimney sweep inspection, as it reduces soot and tar deposits. This can make the upcoming cleaning by the chimney sweep easier.

For long-term cleanliness and best performance, regular monthly use is recommended. This effectively dissolves soot and tar deposits, and the heating system remains efficient.