QUICKFLAME FIRELOG OPEN FIRES, WOOD STOVES & CHIMINEAS PACK OF 15 (15)

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To use, simply light the jute bag, which burns the substance within. The firebags are intended to burn for about two hours, giving you plenty of time to relax by the fire. For those who want to extend their time by the fire, Goodwood has the "Four Evenings By the Fire" bundle. This set includes four Firebags and a 30-pound box of firelogs that can be fed to the fire to keep it going. In this rhetorical journey you can think of fire logs as jazzed up firewood for your log fire. The ‘jazziness; comes from the production process itself. You see fire logs are made using a high-pressure compression process. Basically we place a 100% natural mix of sawdust, wax and wood waste into moulds. Then the mixture is compressed to create a log. The compression process eliminates pretty much all the moisture – leaving a super low 6-8% internal moisture level. Each log has the same shape and density meaning a more consistent burn. This gives you greater control. And again, you don’t have to have a Nobel Prize to realize that super low moisture gives you a super clean, efficient and hotter burn too! The directions on a log should tell you whether it can be used indoors, outdoors, or both. Most wax-based logs can’t be used in closed wood stoves, because they need more oxygen to burn. Some logs that are expected to generate high heat include warnings about where they should not be used, such as chimineas and small fire pits. Even with dry wood, it can be difficult to make a traditional campfire when the ground is very wet or covered in snow. The Swedish Fire Log method keeps the fire up off the ground to start, preventing vaporized water moisture from putting it out. Self feeding and self ventilating Insert kindling in the center of the log. Don’t overstuff or put kindling towards the outside of the log, as this will restrict airflow. A nice small bunch in the middle is all you need.

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activityBookingConfirmationUrl":"/content/centerparcs/uk/en/jcr:content.activityBookingConfirmation.json",If an environmentally friendly product is a must-have, you should probably pass on logs made with petroleum-based waxes. Do you need a log that’s safe to roast a marshmallow over? Generally, compressed logs are the best options, because they’re made of pure wood. You and those around you could inhale whatever you burn, so you may want to pass if you can’t determine what a product is made of. First developed by the Swedish army during the Thirty Years War, this type of campfire requires just a single log and can be made even when the ground is wet or covered in snow. Smoke leaves behind a tar-like residue called "creosote," which is a fire hazard. Specialty logs, like the Creosote Sweeping Log, contain substances that, when burned, cause a chemical reaction that can break up the creosote so it can be removed. But you should read the instructions carefully before lighting the log. If you don’t follow the directions, you could inadvertently create conditions that could send the smoke created by the log into your house instead of out your chimney. “I wouldn’t want to breathe it,” said Russ Dimmitt, director of education at the Chimney Safety Institute of America. While there are countless ways to make a campfire, the Swedish Fire Log offers some distinct advantages, especially for cooking. Efficient use of wood Firstly, inspect your chimney and get it cleaned. A clean chimney will avoid accidents such as chimney fires. Make sure you open the fireplace damper fully before incineration, as this will avoid any smoke escaping to your living spaces.

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How instant can instant really mean for an instant light fire log? Let us explain, instantly. These are individually wrapped fire logs, made from recycled sawdust and wax. You don’t even need to take the wrapper off! Simply light the wrapper and watch the instant fire log live up to its name. If you live in a smoke-controlled area, these are the fire logs you need to have, as they are authorised for use in smoke control areas. Use them in your stove, open fire, fire pit or bonfire as you can mix and match it with regular wood for best results. The sustainability implications are vast. To put it differently, fire logs are the conservationist’s dream as they are made from by-products of managed forests and recycled wood. These logs can also be considered to be carbon neutral fire logs – as during combustion the carbon released is equal to the carbon absorbed to produce the materials of the log itself. Arriving at the campground late? Forgot to make a fire until you’re already hungry? If you don’t want to wait for your campfire to burn down to embers, a Swedish Fire Log will allow you to start cooking right away. Wet ground accommodationResetWarningMessage":"Continuing will clear your basket. Would you still like to continue?",Find pre-split wood of roughly equal height with flat, level ends. Thankfully, most pre-split firewood is cut to uniform lengths. These rough edges will catch embers as they fall down inside the log and help it start faster. You don’t have to do the entire log, just the leading edge that faces the middle.