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As of July 1, 2011 all homes in California that burn or use fossil fuels must have a Carbon monoxide detector. Required by the Senate bill the detector must have an audible warning when carbon monoxide is detected. It must be battery powered, or if it is plugged into an electrical outlet, it must have a battery backup. The detector must also be certified by national testing laboratories, such as Underwriter’s Laboratories.
Not closing your damper is comparable to leaving a window in your home open during the winter. Over time, California homes experience earthquakes, settling of the ground they are built on as well as any number of other maladies, which causes the damper inside the chimney not to close properly, which means it is not sealing the opening completely and has become less effective in keeping your HVAC treated air contained inside your home.
A top closing damper will seal the chimney from the top which closes out rainwater, snow and dew as well as all of the small animals that enjoy dwelling in a chimney as well the smallest of insects (bees). PLUS, a top closing damper will keep your air-conditioned air from escaping your home in the summer months and your centrally heated air from escaping during the winter when you are not burning a fire. The energy cost savings over time more than pays for the top closing damper.
Older fireplaces have an ash dump door inside the fireplace that enables the homeowner to push the burned ashes into a space under the fireplace. This ensures there are no hot ashes left inside the firebox overnight.
The ash cleanout door is a corresponding ash cleanout door on the exterior of the chimney that allows access to this area to clean out the buildup of cooled ashes.
As of July 1, 2011 all homes in California that burn or use fossil fuels must have a Carbon monoxide detector. Required by the Senate bill the detector must have an audible warning when carbon monoxide is detected. It must be battery powered, or if it is plugged into an electrical outlet, it must have a battery backup. The detector must also be certified by national testing laboratories, such as Underwriter’s Laboratories.