Soot-Loose Chimney & Flue Cleaner makes cleaning your chimney or flue easy. Based on a non-corrosive organic solvent, Soot-Loose dissolves the tar, soot, and creosote which has built-up over time. Making the fire burn cleaner increasing heater efficiency and reduces smoke emissions. Soot-Loose is the Original Australian Chimney and Flue Cleaner, used and trusted in homes since 1979.

• Australia's #1 Chimney and flue Cleaner



• Trusted since 1979



• Simply throw sachet on fire



• Non-hazardous and non-flammable



• Reduces carbon emissions



• Organic based solvent



• Independently tested and proven to work



• Certified Australian made & Owned

*Tested thoroughly by a NATA Certified Laboratory according to joint Australia and New Zealand Standards AS/NZS4013 & AS/NZS4012.

A YEARLY INSPECTION OF YOUR CHIMNEY/FLUE BY A PROFESSIONAL IS RECOMMENDED.

*Please Note: If you haven't cleaned your chimney in a while and you suspect you may have a large build-up, please use 100g or 150g for the first clean, then 50g once per month throughout the season to keep it clean.

Directions

1. Make a hot fire and allow it to die down to hot coals.

2. Adjust unit, if possible, so airflow is travelling up the flue slowly.

3. Place 50g or 1 sachet of Soot-Loose onto hot coals

4. After approx. 15-20 minutes, the process is complete.

5. Remove any loose soot from above the baffle plate before restarting the fire.

CAUTION In the case of an open fireplace: place a guard in front of the fireplace to protect any persons, floor coverings or furniture.

If the chimney/flue is heavily sooted, use 100g or 2 sachets in a single application.

While heating unit is in constant use, apply Soot-Loose every 2 to 4 weeks and your chimney should be nice and clean.

FAQ's

Q. How does it work?

A. The Soot-Loose contains a solvent that only reacts on heat. When the product is placed onto the hot coals, the solvent is released. The solvent then follows the airflow up the flue. When it comes in contact with soot deposits, it works by dissolving the tar that holds the soot together.

Q. What is Soot?

A. The fine black particles, chiefly composed of carbon, produced by incomplete combustion of coal, oil, wood, or other fuels.

Q. What is TAR?

A. A thick, black, viscous liquid obtained by the distillation of wood, coal, etc., and having a varied composition according to the temperature and material employed in obtaining it.

Q. What is Creosote?

A. A colourless to yellowish oily liquid containing phenols and creosols, obtained by the destructive distillation of wood tar, especially from the wood of a beech, and formerly used as an expectorant in treating chronic bronchitis.

Q. How and when is the best time to use Soot-Loose?

A. The optimal time to use Soot-Loose is at the end of the burn, when the airflow is travelling up the flue slowly. Soot-Loose will not be effective if the airflow is travelling fast, as it will not have time to react. (No flame/ when flame has died down)

Q. Is the Soot-Loose dangerous to people or the environment?

A. No, Soot-Loose does not contain harmful or corrosive chemicals.

Q. Will Soot-Loose corrode my metal flue?

A. No, Soot-Loose is the only chimney cleaner available that is based on an organic solvent and does not contain corrosive salts.

Q. How often should I use Soot-Loose?

A. We recommend that you use Soot-Loose weekly during periods of use

Q. How do I know if I need to clean the flue?

A. Generally a dirty flue will generate a lot of smoke. Also, you may hear crackling in the flue when the unit is in use.

Q. What type of heating units and flue is Soot-Loose suitable for?

A. Soot-Loose is available for all types of heating units, including open fireplaces and brick flues.