Out of the rural, coal-mining town of Price, Utah, Love-Less Ash Company was founded in July of 1988. Mike Loveless invented the original Ash Vacuum in 1983 because his wife, Colleen, had had it with the dust that was associated with their wood stove. The original ash vacuum was used for 5 years in their home while friends and family wanted one just like it.
Finally, they ventured into the business of manufacturing ash vacuums for resale and did it in a one-car garage. Mike handled all research and development while Colleen handled the business end of things. Mike received his first patent in 1989, his second in 1993, his third in 1997 and his 4th in 1999.
Finally, they ventured into the business of manufacturing ash vacuums for resale and did it in a one-car garage. Mike handled all research and development while Colleen handled the business end of things. Mike received his first patent in 1989, his second in 1993, his third in 1997 and his 4th in 1999.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could just VACUUM out your stove or fireplace and not have to worry about the fine ash all over the house? Every year we get call after call from people just like you who have either a wood, pellet, corn, or wheat burning stove, and are tired of dealing with the dirty mess of maintaining or cleaning their stove, fireplace or outdoor oven.
Use the proper technique to prevent, or minimize, clogging. Do not lower the nozzle directly on top of a pile of ash because larger chunks of charcoal and unburned material will clog the nozzle. Instead, rest the tip of the nozzle directly on the firebrick and hold it so there is a narrow gap that allows only small ash particles to be sucked in.
If you have any questions or comments concerning our Ash Vacuum line of products, please submit the contact form, or you may reach us at the following addresses or phone numbers. The Love-Less Ash Company manufactures dustless ash vacuums and accessories for cleaning fireplaces, wood stoves and grills with "no mess".
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