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Rock 71 , congratulations on the ruling. It's a bummer that the neighbors are bothered enough to file suit - hopefully they will get over it, but I have a feeling they won't.
It is a wild story! If we lost whose pizza oven could be the next one shut down. It’s unbelievable how much media attention this lawsuit has brought.
Thank you JRPizza
All ovens are smoky when new, until all the moisture in them has been driven out. This is indicated when the inside of the oven has gone white.
They are also smoky, once dried, every time you start a fire in the cold oven. This usually lasts around 10 mins. This start up smoke can be kept to a minimum by starting a very small fir and feeding it additional fuel only at the rate it requires. This means you need to monitor the fire constantly for the first 20 mins or so, but results in minimal smoke. As smoke is unburnt fuel which contains harmful and highly irritating particles for some very sensitive people, for all your neighbours, including the complainants, this would be a prudent regime for smoke reduction.
Don't use wet wood or anything thicker than your wrist and always have a blowpipe on hand to always maintain the flame.
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