Soapstone is a soft natural mineral that withstands extremely high temperatures. Soapstone wood stoves provide soft, even and long-lasting heat because of the stone's heat-retaining ability. The surface of soapstone stoves stays cooler than that of metal stoves, making these appliances safer for homes with small children and pets. Soapstone has natural patterns and a deep gray coloring that darkens over time when exposed to heat. Care for your soapstone wood stove with the proper supplies to keep it looking and performing its best.
- Soft cloths
- Natural stone cleaner
- Glass cleaner
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Instructions
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Remove the ash pan according to the manufacturer's instructions and throw away the ashes. Use fireplace gloves to protect your hands while cleaning. Replace the ash pan.
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Wipe the soapstone with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dirt or dust. For tough residue, dampen a cloth with natural stone cleaner and wipe the soapstone thoroughly. Rinse the soapstone with a clean, damp cloth.
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Spray the glass door with glass cleaner and wipe it with a soft cloth or newspaper using a side-to-side motion.