The Countryside Multi-Fuel Corn Stove was invented with our customers in mind. From our multi-fuel stove's inception, American Energy Systems has lead the country through revolutionary change in the way we heat our homes. The end result is a multi-fuel stove that stunningly enhances your home décor and is versatile enough to burn shelled corn, wood pellets, cherry pits, waste paper pellets, and a host of other fuels.

Keeping it Simple
Countryside Multi-Fuel Corn Stoves install easily in new or existing homes, eliminating the need for expensive and complicated chimney systems. Our stoves feature easy to adjust heat and draft settings, thanks to Countryside's advanced electronic components. Our exclusive ash drop system, ash drawer, and self-cleaning firepot redefines simplicity. When you are ready to bring home your new Countryside Stove, our fully trained and certified Resellers and Installers are waiting to make your experience positive.

Harness America's Natural Fuel Source
Our future's most cost effective and abundant source of heat is being grown in America's heartland. Corn is readily available and waiting to be put to creative, efficient use. The ability of Countryside Multi-Fuel Corn Stoves to burn your choice of corn, pellets, and other alternative heat sources gives you the flexibility you need. An investment in a Countryside Multi-Fuel Corn Stove means 100% of your dollars stays in America, homeland of the Original Countryside stoves.

Invest in Your Future
Creatively designed to combine the latest technology with traditional good looks and incomparable features, Countryside Multi-Fuel Corn Stoves are your best choice to fit any budget or criteria. Countryside Multi-Fuel Corn Stoves serve as a beautiful insertion or replacement for virtually all masonry, factory built or zero clearance fireplaces. Our elegant selection of painted colors, coupled with 24 Karat Gold plated doors and trim, guarantees your new Countryside Multi-Fuel Corn Stove to be the focal point of your home, office, or cabin.

AMERICAN ENERGY SYSTEMS INC. HAS DEVELOPED AN ADDITIVE THAT WHEN MIXED WITH CORN VIRTUALLY ELIMINATES THE (CLINKERING) THAT IS CAUSED BY THE COMBUSTION PROCESS OF BURNING CORN.

HOW DOES IT WORK AND WHY DO YOU NEED IT?
The clean burn additive is a unique blend of the right ingredients that will oxygenate the combustion process producing a cleaner more productive fire. This will generate more BTU'S out of corn, clean up the combustion process and produce less ash.

HOW DO YOU MIX THE CLEAN BURN ADDITIVE?
Depending on how much starch or protein content that you have in your corn supply you will have to change the percentage of mixture. The normal mixture is a ratio of one (1) part Clean Burn additive to 150 parts of corn. This translates to approximately 1 & 1/3 pounds of Clean Burn for every hopper of corn. ( app. 5-6 handful's )

To mix the Clean Burn additive simply add it to the corn and mix in by hand.
If you have corn with low starch content you may be able to decrease the mixture, and corn with high starch content will require more. The easiest way to tell if the mixture is right is, after a day of burning, look at the Fuel Stirrer in the Firepot and if there is any buildup of clinker on the fingers you need to increase the mixture.

If there is excessive white powder in the firepot you can decrease the mixture.

Using the Clean Burn additive will reduce maintenance, ash content, buildup in the firepot, fly-ash on the outside of the home and will increase the heat output. The additional heat output will more than pay for the cost of the additive.

CAN I STILL USE OYSTER SHELLS AS AN ADDITIVE?
We have found that the oyster shells, even though they will work, causes auger jams, pre-mature wear or damage to the auger motor and excessive ash buildup. We do not recommend that you use oyster shells and if you do use them it will void warranty on the auger system. Mixing in a small handful per hopper will not hurt the system.

GIVE CLEAN BURN A TRY. YOU WILL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.

• You're tired of hauling in pile after pile of wood and then carrying out the piles of ash.
• The fuel man has just delivered another load of fuel that equals your house payment.
• You're just plain tired of having to put up with turning the thermostat down to conserve heat, put on another sweater and it still is just too cold!
• Last but not least you would like to feel the warmth that you had with wood and yes you miss the romance of watching a fire burn.

These are just a few of the reasons that the Countryside Multifuel Stove is right for you. Modern technology has joined up with good old fashioned warm radiant heat to give you an affordable alternative to high heat costs.

The Countryside Multifuel Stove has the capabilities of burning a wide variety of fuels including, shelled corn - wood pellets - cherry pits - olive pits and a host of other fuels that normally would fill up our landfills as waste. The cost savings for burning these types of fuels is substantial over conventional means of heating depending on the area that you live in and the type of fuel available.

Shelled Corn is the lowest cost alternative allowing you to save up to 100% on your heating bills while burning the Farmers own friend. This helps the local economy and is renewable in a few short months.

The Countryside Multifuel Stove is designed to be installed with a direct vent system so that you will save thousands of dollars on not having to put up a new chimney. The negative draft combustion allows you to open the door without getting smoke into the home.

Sounds good doesn't it? Why not check it out. We have dealers across the nation ready to help you decide where to install your new Countryside Multifuel Stove. Call our TOLL FREE customer service number at 1-800-495-3196 to find out how you can be enjoying the warmth and beauty of an Environmentally friendly Stove or Fireplace Insert.

Average Prices (Plug in your local Cost)

All heat output is measured in terms of BTU's. One BTU is the amount of heat needed to raise one pound of water one degree. Column 4 gives you a measure of the approximate cost of heat available from each alternative source of fuel. However, column 5 is the key column, as it incorporates the efficency of a particular unit, to ensure the effective cost of that energy for heating your home.

Typically, it takes 30 to 40 pounds of corn per day to heat a 1500 square foot home. This means that you can heat your home for an average of $1.64 per day.

It is important to realize that, even within a state, average energy or fule prices can vary widely. So, to determine the specific cost comparisons in a particular region or country just change the price structure in Column 3, to determine the resulting costs on Column 4 and 5. Similaryly, different efficiency levels can be substituted in Column 5 to allow flexibility here to test various heating units.

Corn Comparison
Now let's compare corn to other fuel sources. An average home will burn 85 to 150 bushels of corn a season, depending on the temperature, size of home, insulation and placement of unit.

1 BUSHEL OF SHELLED CORN	=	5.0 GALLONS OF LP GAS
1 BUSHEL OF SHELLED CORN	=	3.5 GALLONS OF FUEL OIL
1 BUSHEL OF SHELLED CORN	=	140 KILOWATT HOURS OF ELECTRICITY
1 BUSHEL OF SHELLED CORN	=	4.75 C.C.F. OF NATURAL GAS