Rocket Stove and what a lot of builders are doing WRONG

OK so this may be a "Cat in the Hen House'' but it may just help some builders work out where they went Wrong and why they have no warm space to call there own.
Also part of it is a way of keeping the heat in a mass for a lot longer.
Sorry to those of you that understand this and already have as standard practice, but You Tube is full of folk that do not and it is aimed at them.
If you like please link back to it so they may (in the long run get to see)



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I have to disagree with venting exhaust inside the greenhouse. Only a horabley leaky greenhouse would allow a rocket to breathe.
Gene

Have to agree Gene I am sorry but that would be going against common sense and safety.

Sorry...yes under some (well all common sense and safety) one would not vent into a standard -people walk into type greenhouse.
I did have in the early 90's have 4 tunnel greenhouses about 2m tall and 1m wide side on looked like a balloon (kids) 1/2 meter from the tied bottom was at first my Hydroponic's that later turned into Airoponic's and the 4 of them were not possible to enter so co2 was not a problem, the fire heated the water for the luttuce and between hot water and a warm flue air flow there were no bugs and better still dam fine lettuce in the dead of winter.
Earlier when my 36 year old son was 10 we had a major sprout farm in Brisbane (Queensland Australia) in the suburbs and it to was gassed every night, there I sent the flue contents through 2 200 liter water drums to scrub.
But if you were in a place that it would not likely that there would be trespass 1 good firing per week that heated a mass and vented into the space then a day later the air would be (with a small amount of venting) not a big worry.
The point is that if you use any sort of fire to for heating then a lockable green house would not mind (well the Plants) a dose of a good clean burn every now and then ...you may get a suprise.
Tony
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