Big K Compressed Saw Dust Heat Logs, Pack Of 12-14 100% Natural Heat Logs

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This was a challenging fire log to test because we’d just had the chimney sweep out to clean the chimney a few weeks before we tested the fire logs. We had no absolute way of knowing whether the Creosote Buster was effective or not at cleaning the chimney, but we suspect it helped reduce some soot buildup. We tested it after we’d tested all the other fire logs and did a visual inspection of the chimney before and after using the Creosote Buster. We think the chimney looked slightly cleaner after use. While some fire logs claim to burn for as long as 6 hours, the average fire log burns for 2 to 4 hours. The main difference in burn time is the size of the log and the density. Q. How do you use fire logs? With a fully automatic electric heating ring, adjust the moisture content based on material, ensures the stable operation, and improve the work efficiency Burn cleaner, hotter and longer than seasoned logs
• Very low ash
- No harmful tar residues to flues & chimneys

In this guide, we’ll explore the warming world of compressed saw dust heat logs, giving you some insight on these sustainable wonders of winter warming. That way you can make a more informed decision about which fuel you should use for your wood burner, multi-fuel stove or open fire. What are compressed saw dust heat logs? For a better burn, compressed wood logs burn much more cleanly than other types of fuel, reducing the amount of smoke and soot that is produced when you burn them. Their density and lower moisture levels deliver cleaner burning. When they burn, they produce a more consistent flame and are capable of generating more heat per log than firewood. Commercially manufactured pressed sawdust logs, a.k.a. “Presto” logs or “fire logs,” can be a great source of fuel for your small stove. Manufactured logs tend to have relatively high BTU content, require no curing, and are safe to transport across long distances.Spark up a roaring fire with all-natural sawdust briquets. The hottest way to heat up your wood burner, chiminea, or fireplace, our top-quality log sawdust briquettes enables you to enjoy hours of comforting warmth in any room. Made from wood biomass, these sustainable heat logs are ultra-low in moisture and high in density, giving you a longer, cleaner burn than ever before. The availability of heat pressed logs seems to be regional, with most options available on the West Coast or the Pacific Northwest. Our favorite heat pressed logs include:

So these are the things to consider when you’re thinking about buying heat logs for your fire. They are certainly environmentally-friendly, have a fantastic heat output and are cleaner than burning firewood logs, but you can’t buy them loose and they won’t have the same realistic feel as natural wood. Why not try mixing heatlogs with kiln dry logs?

What are compressed saw dust heat logs?

The crushed and dried raw materials are extruded into hollow briquettes under high temperature and high pressure working conditions. The most commonly used briquette size is 50 mm in diameter and 40-50 cm in length. Carbonization