Chimneys seem harmless, but practice shows otherwise. During the journey of the smoke, heat and moisture moving at lightning speed in the chimney, some kind of chemistry is created. This chemistry causes a layer of carbon, also known as soot. Soot is made up of polycyclic aromatics, naphthalenes and other compounds. This mixture is known for its carcinogenic properties. This means that this carbon layer is inherently flammable and this can be dangerous. In general, the more soot in the fireplace, the more flammable the chimney. Do you want to sweep your chimney yourself? Then follow the step-by-step plan below. You can't figure it out? Then quickly arrange for a professional to come and help you when it's most convenient for you.
What do I need?
New work gloves
Moustache
Safety glasses
Flexible stick
Nylon brush
Vacuum cleaner
Newspaper
