How to Restore a WOOD STOVE the EASY WAY - Like New in Minutes

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The EASIEST way to make a CAST IRON WOOD STOVE LOOK LIKE NEW - Takes just a few minutes with basic tools and your stove can look brand new! See my TINY HOUSE WOODSTOVE come back to life after 20 years.The Wood stove shown is the HOBBIT Stove by Salamander and it's still made today.

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I have to say. Your videos are fantastic. No bs talking. Tackle the job and that’s that. Good work

mattp

Neat. It looks like, with some intelligence and elbow grease, you managed to turn an okay purchase into a really great one. I don't know anything about wood stoves so I didn't realize how many parts they had. Knowing those details also makes for smart shopping when buying used. Good work!

simplesimon

To clean the glass on a woodstove door use a dampened paper towel and dip it in cold wood ash. Make sure the glass is cool to the touch and rub the paper towel on the glass until it's clean, it takes literally less than a minute. Then take a clean paper towel and wipe the residue off. Much cheaper and easier than store bought cleaners.

kencornelius

As a jewelry artist I find brass brushes second to none. Love these small wood stoves!

shaunhall

I would have never thought of a Polish paste. I just picked up a 100yr old gas stove from the first School house in my area, its in decent shape but hasnt bin used in many years. Going to get it fixed up and put in my outdoor cook shack. Thanx for sharing

MikeyBo

Great video, thank for the advice! I'm going to give it a try. You should be at 1M subscribers soon. You definitely deserve it!

MarkThomasBuilder

From Canada that is a fine looking small stove, looks like it should work very well

snowgorilla

I love refinishing older wood stoves. I have not yet used stove polish, but when I get the chance, now I will. I have always repainted them, but looking back, some of them probably didn't need it.

corey

Thanks for the video. I cleaned an old stove inside following your video and could not believe results with minimal cost. Thanks

marcom

For some reason, this video got me to hit the notification bell. Good job!

BeeeHonest

So satisfying to see these transformed. Nice work!

diyard

Incredible job, amazing transformation!

infinvision

Awesome outcome !!! Kudos for vid. Anticipating ur next one.

fuyu

Wow! So impressive! I can't wait to do my stove and install it in my garden shed/dog kennel. Can't wait for the rest of the videos!! Now just need to figure out how to get the stove out from under 4 feet of snow and iced into the ground! Guess I need to wait until spring!

jenniferlenaghen