HOW THEY STOKED THE STOVES WITH RADIUM IN THE 19TH CENTURY - THE HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN STOVE
And heats the fireplace only when it is burning wood and they burn up pretty quickly. With a large volume of rooms to heat it should sit near a fireplace for several hours and have the appropriate amount of wood. Now imagine 19th century somewhere in Holland where the frost is pretty hard and the rooms are big. It is clear that in such conditions you can freeze to death and you don't need a fireplace at all but a Dutch stove. But nevertheless there are also fireplaces.
00:00 - HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN STOVE
05:00 - HOW RADIUM WAS USED TO HEAT THE STOVES IN THE 19TH CENTURY.
09:00 - Mysterious Mechanisms
Who is easier remodeled them about this: And what for they did in general, if such fireplaces initially did not cope with their tasks? Well, obviously not for beauty and mysticism. Perhaps the climate was more mild at northern latitudes, but in the fireplace nevertheless there is a chimney. Experts will confirm that in warmer climates because of the reverse thrust to stoke the fireplace is even more difficult. So what is the secret? Let's find out.
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