Moryseth

Thanks for the feedback, I'll pay close attention to my stove in the next week but so far it seems to burn adequately and generated close to no smoke when I looked outside. All the signs point to a proper burn of the wood so far.

Hello, Been using a Slow Combustion stove for 2 years now and only recently I read tips & tricks about overnight burning. Today I read some more that lead to stress because seems like there can be issues with doing ONB, like chimney fire and such. In my case so far I have been actually saving some wood and kept my house warmer so I would prefer to keep burning overnight. So far what I do is to load the stove at the end of the evening with the vent open at the max for like 20 minutes, most of the time it burns red by the time I close it and the flames goes on burning but more lingering. Not sure how to explain it but it's just that it dance a bit more horizontally rather than vertically. For me it looks like what hell should be, seems freaking hot in there and alive. So from what I could see my fire doesn't smolder and my glass didn't become dirtier yet. I just didn't look for the smoke yet which I will do tonight. My question is, does it seems like my ONB is happening safely so far?