Chimley Sweep

[bcp]

I have the brush and do my own.
If you do this, remember to put plastic over the fire place opening and seal it with duct tape before rodding out the pipe.

I seal it, do the pipe then let it sit a few hours before I open the fire place and hit it with the shop vac.

 

[Cowgirl]

That was my favorite part of the movie!!

That's my second favorite part. My favorite is when they were on the carousel and the horses took off!

 

[belvak]

That's my second favorite part. My favorite is when they were on the carousel and the horses took off!

The carousel scene is probably my second favorite!!

 

[Cowgirl]

The carousel scene is probably my second favorite!!

What's your least favorite? Mine is the one toward the end with the crazy pigeon lady song.

 

[frozenrain]

 

[belvak]

What's your least favorite? Mine is the one toward the end with the crazy pigeon lady song.

Feed the Birds. Definitely my least favorite part.

 

[Cowgirl]

Feed the Birds. Definitely my least favorite part.

 

[outlawrc]

I have the brush and do my own.
If you do this, remember to put plastic over the fire place opening and seal it with duct tape before rodding out the pipe.

I seal it, do the pipe then let it sit a few hours before I open the fire place and hit it with the shop vac.

I do it myself too, and forgot the plastic the first time as well.
I just figured it was time to have a professional take a look see just to make sure all was still well.
Thanks.

 

[outlawrc]

no comment...

I mentioned no names

 

[toppick08]

I mentioned no names

 

[nana]

Anyone know of a good one, any thoughts or info?

I am sure there is a thread on this, but I had no luck though.

Magic Broom ask that Chris do it

 

[outlawrc]

Magic Broom ask that Chris do it

Are they local to St. Mary's
TIA

 

[wineo]

Call The Chimney Sweep, Brian is great. 301-994-2959

 

[Jeff]

I have the brush and do my own.
If you do this, remember to put plastic over the fire place opening and seal it with duct tape before rodding out the pipe.

I seal it, do the pipe then let it sit a few hours before I open the fire place and hit it with the shop vac.

I think a person is better off doing their own. I keep my brush & rods assembled and just put it in the crawl space. My chimney has an outside access door and I have a 2.5 gallon bucket that fits in their just right so I don't have to tape off the fireplace. Bucket fits rather snuggly into the chimney.

As long as I do it a couple fo times each season I very seldom even fill up the bucket.