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At least it is Defra approved.
For you & yours to minimise particulate exposure you could avoid opening the doors: set a fire and let it burn out.
For the environment, burning fully seasoned wood reduces emissions.
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We had a log burner installed last month, a mi tinderbox which was the smallest but ranked high on efficiency and heat output with a big window
The first few times its used it does stink
On a side note the fitter recommended going to b&m for their seasoned hard wood that is in the plastic bag rather than nets. It's also certified and kiln dried so ready to go. I popped down and it's cheap as chips at £4 bag,
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set a fire and let it burn out.
One does not simply set a fire and let it burn out
PQR
Vesalius
One of these - https://www.acrheatproducts.com/stove/acr-stoves/earlswood
So it's good for the fuel, I think, but is it really any healthier?