If you have a fireplace you don’t use you’d do well to have a flue inspection before you light a fire in it though. If there’s a birds nest or something up ther

If you have a fireplace you don’t use you’d do well to have a flue inspection before you light a fire in it though. If there’s a birds nest or something up there or cracked masonry or - in an older house - creosote deposits that could catch fire? You’re gonna have a bad day when you light up.