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Originally posted by: Jeff7
That would be its clitoris.
Originally posted by: Squisher
What happens when you move it? We know you did.
Originally posted by: lokiju
Originally posted by: Squisher
What happens when you move it? We know you did.
Nothing that I could tell.
Originally posted by: Leros
Originally posted by: lokiju
Originally posted by: Squisher
What happens when you move it? We know you did.
Nothing that I could tell.
Can you feel a difference in the draft? Can you look up the chimney and see a little flap opening and closing?
Originally posted by: spidey07
It lets in air from the bottom of your fireplace so that is burns hotter, more air. When you move it you should hear the blinds open/close in the bottom.
Originally posted by: GodlessAstronomer
Originally posted by: spidey07
It lets in air from the bottom of your fireplace so that is burns hotter, more air. When you move it you should hear the blinds open/close in the bottom.
I'm fairly sure this is the correct answer (as I said above). The OP says the flue is on the top/front of his fireplace. This doesn't make sense (flue == chimney) but I'm guessing he means that the leaver that controls the flue aperture is on the front. This level controls the draft into the fireplace, usually from behind or beneath.