Creosote Catcher
AssigneeMr. Ron Lynn Hornick
InventorRon Lynn Hornick
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Abstract
A pipe consisting of a tee pipe of desired diameter replacing the elbow pipe joining the (wood burning) heater/stove to the exhaust pipe through the ceiling. This tee pipe will have a canister attached in a manner to allow removal after creosote and other debris is cleaned from the exhaust pipe. Said debris will fall into the canister and not enter the living area. Said debris can then be transported securely out of the living area without risk of contaminating the living area. Debris that normally falls into the traditional elbow and clogs it up will be eliminated. Thus reducing the chance of smoke of carbon monoxide from entering the living area.
Claims11
This invention will safely catch creosote and other debris cleaned through the normal process from smoke exhaust pipe
The tee section of the invention will have a secure means of clamping the canister section to itself in a semi-permanent manner.
The combination recited in 6, where in the canister section will have means of clamping itself to the tee section in a combatable and semi-permanent manner.
This invention will stop the debris that normally falls inside the exhaust pipe from accumulating and blocking smoke from exiting through the exhaust pipe.
The combination recited in 9, wherein the invention can be operated even while the heater/stove is in operation.
The combination recited in 9, wherein the invention will perform its function during cleaning of the exhaust pipe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.