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How to use

1. Turn the fireplace off and let the glass cool completely.
2. Put a small amount on a soft cloth and rub the haze in small circles.
3. Let it dry to a light haze, then buff clean with a dry cloth.

Before you use it

• Only clean cold glass. Never spray or wipe near a lit pilot or burner.
• If the glass is cracked or chipped, stop using the fireplace and call us — damaged glass must be replaced.

How to use

1. Plug it into an outlet on the same floor as your fireplace or furnace, and one near bedrooms.
2. Press the test button to check the siren and display.
3. Replace the backup battery every year before burning season.

Before you use it

• An alarm warns you about carbon monoxide; it does not stop it. If it sounds, get everyone outside and call 911.
• An alarm does not replace an annual gas fireplace inspection.

How to use

1. Build and light a normal fire in your wood-burning fireplace or wood stove.
2. After 30 minutes, set one log into the burning fire — it goes on an active fire, not in a cold fireplace.
3. Let the log burn out completely. The vapor works up the flue on the creosote coating the walls.
4. Use one log at a time, about every 40 fires, or once per burning season.

Before you use it

• Do not use in a gas fireplace or a fireplace with gas logs. Also not for pellet stoves, BBQ grills, oil stoves, or electrical appliances.
• This log does not replace a professional chimney inspection and cleaning — the manufacturer states this on the package.
• It cannot tell you whether your chimney is blocked or has structural damage. Only an inspection can.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets, and burn it only in a chimney that is drafting properly.

How to use

1. Build and light a normal fire in your wood-burning fireplace or wood stove.
2. After 30 minutes, set one log into the burning fire — it goes on an active fire, not in a cold fireplace.
3. Let the log burn out completely. The vapor works up the flue on the creosote coating the walls.
4. Use one log at a time, about every 40 fires, or once per burning season. Two logs cover a full season of heavy use.

Before you use it

• Do not use in a gas fireplace or a fireplace with gas logs. Also not for pellet stoves, BBQ grills, oil stoves, or electrical appliances.
• This log does not replace a professional chimney inspection and cleaning — the manufacturer states this on the package.
• It cannot tell you whether your chimney is blocked or has structural damage. Only an inspection can.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets, and burn it only in a chimney that is drafting properly.

How to use

1. Spray a few pumps onto the firewood or a hot firebox before or during a wood fire, following the label.
2. Burn a good, hot fire so the treatment rises up the flue.
3. Use regularly through burning season as the label directs.

Before you use it

• Do not use in a gas fireplace or a fireplace with gas logs, or in electric fireplaces.
• This spray does not replace a professional chimney inspection and cleaning.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

How to use

1. Set one or two squares on the grate under dry, seasoned firewood.
2. Light the edge of each square with a long match or lighter.
3. Close the fireplace screen once the wood catches.

Before you use it

• For wood-burning fireplaces, wood stoves, and outdoor fire pits only. Never use in a gas fireplace or with gas logs.
• Never use lighter fluid or gasoline on a fire.

How to use

1. Use the tongs to place and turn logs, and the poker to open up airflow under the fire.
2. Once the fire is completely out and cold, sweep and shovel ash into a metal ash bucket.

Before you use it

• Tools get hot — wear fire-resistant gloves when tending a live fire.
• Ash can hold live embers for days; store it outside in a metal container with a lid.