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Get a Corn Stove

You can find several resources and links to learn more about different kinds of corn stoves and where buy them.

A Couple Popular Corn Stoves/Manufacturers:
There are many options for style, size, price, features. You can find more corn stoves, too! There are many "pellet" stoves that may be sold to burn corn, but be careful. They will probably function less well than stoves designed specifically to burn corn.
NOTE: Listing stoves does not constitute an endorsement or evaluation of the products.
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At least one of our members has a stove in this list, mostly the medium-sized freestanding or insert models.

American Energy Systems AKA MAGNUM - Countryside Freestanding, Insert, Baby, Winchester and furnaces (with and without stirrers, and/or automatic starters)

Harman Stove Company - Harman PC 45 - "sidewinder" burn pot, integrated feed auger and stirring mechanism

Bixby - the "Cadillac of corn stoves", more expensive, but more advanced features (and a detailed "Bixby fan site"??)

Amaizablaze - many options, including furnace option for forced hot air ducts (great videos that give a good feel for using a stove)

St Croix - many options, including furnace option for forced hot air ducts

None of our members have any of these stoves:

A-Maize-ing Heat - boiler version for hydronic (radiator and radiant floor) systems

Light My Fire (LMF) Manufacturing - America's Heat stoves - boiler and furnace options.

A Couple DC-area Corn Stove Dealers:
They may have a showroom, various models to show/demonstrate, and provide delivery and/or installation services. Call before you visit. They may have limited hours or limited stock available to show.
You can also search for dealers via the manufacturers' websites.
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Maryland Corn Stoves - Russel Ziles, 1195 Day Rd, Sykesville, MD, about 25 miles west of Baltimore, about 50 miles north of DC.
   Phone: 443-864-8727 email: cornstoveman (at) msn.com
   Corn Stoves - Countryside, Amaizablaze, Harman, Bixby, St Croix

Bodmer's Stoves & Pottery - Ed & Nancy Bodmer, 3532 Buckeystown Pike, Buckeystown, MD. About 50 miles northwest of DC.
    Phone: 301-662-0777 Fax: 301-662-5774 email: bodmers (at) msn.com
    Corn Stoves - Harman

Chimney Sweep Of Sherwood Forest - 13030 Old National Pike, Mt Airy, MD. About 45 miles north of DC.
    Phone: 301-829-3588
    Corn Stoves - St Croix

Hometown Hearth And Grill - 484 D Ritchie Hwy, Severna Park, MD. About 35 miles east (and a little north of DC, near Annapolis).
    Phone: 410-647-4690
    Corn Stoves - St Croix

Acme Stove (2) -
    MD - 15221 Display Ct, Rockville, MD. About 20-25 miles northwest of DC.
    Phone: 301-309-1998
    VA - 7026 Commerce St, Springfield, VA. About 13 miles southwest of DC.
    Phone: 703-644-2288
    Corn Stoves - St Croix

R & D Cross, Inc - 15610 Marlboro Pike, Upper Marlboro, MD. About 15-20 miles west of DC.
    Phone: 301-627-4411
    Corn Stoves - Harman

Deer Creek Outdoor Furnaces, Inc - 3315 Grier Nursery Rd, Street, MD. About 30 miles northwest of Baltimore, MD.
    Phone: 443-243-7031 email: dcof (at) siteone.net
    Corn stoves - Bixby

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