What Happens If You Don’t Remove Creosote from Your Chimney?

Creosote is a black, sticky, tar-like material which builds up in chimneys from the burning of wood. When fuel doesn’t burn completely, smoke cools as it rises 

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What Happens If You Don’t Remove Creosote from Your Chimney?

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