I'm not at all sure how I became subscribed to your channel; but, that's not important, I don't suppose. However, the reason my response was unfavorable, was because the title led me to expect some totally amazing method of actually "cleaning" your fireplace. Since any of us who have, or have had a fireplace, have struggled at some point with the process of removing soot, or stain left behind on the brick or stone face, it would be very enlightening to see content that teaches a method for its removal, especially if it can be done without smearing it. In particular, it would be great to see an area cleaned that has been repeatedly exposed to the blackening process for a number of years. Do you have such a video? Is there a process for doing that, without spending a large sum of cash and time? Is there a natural, chemical-free means of completing the task? Thanks!

@CharredBrick

2 жыл бұрын

Hey I like your idea! I'll do some research and find out what can be done as a DIY at home solution. I actually have a certified Fireplace inspector come and sign off on my Fireplace condition yearly and he does thorough chimney cleanings when it's necessary, but that doesn't mean I can't experiment and see what works as a DIY method as a Fireplace owner myself. I'm not sure when that'll happen but it'll be on my list to explore. Apologies if the title gave the wrong impression, for this channel to be legitimized by KZread, their staff want to see that the channel content is indeed my own, which needs to show some of the 'creation process'. So that's why there's this video with a little bit of a behind the scenes look. The main purpose of the channel is relaxing fire videos, but in-between those videos, to encourage the channel to become legitimate, I'll work in some more behind the scenes content as well as some 'How-To' (like your suggestion) and other Education Fireplace related subjects.

I've just discovered your channel, or should I say KZread recommended it. I watch/listen to a lot of ambience video's with rain and fires etc for sleeping and relaxing. There are literally 100's to choose from, but I've only seen one or two at the very most that are simply devoted to real log fire's. And they usually have rain and or thunder and wind added. So I can happily say I'm so pleased to see a new channel that creates varied and authentic home fire's that have some really wonderful sounds. Great for during the day or at bedtime. It's also been interesting to see just how you make the video's. I've not experienced an open fire since being at my Great grandmother's at an extremely young age so this is as close as I'll get and it's actually not a bad substitute! Thank you for the great content. Big likes and a definite sub 👍🏻 And I do hope your channel continues to grow~🌳🪵🔥😊