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Is it okay to have a fire in a Wood Burning Fireplace without a liner?

If I have a wood burning fireplace without a clay liner but mason /brick in the chimney - is it okay to burn wood. The fireplace was originally a wood burning- than converted to gas - but is now wood burning again - without a liner! Another way to ask the question is - what are the disadvantages to a wood burning fireplace that doesn't have a liner?

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Posted 2008-10-08T22:37:52Z
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