FIREGLOW The Instant Lighting Firelog 700g Burns for up to 90 Minutes (15 x Logs)

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Flamefast Firelogs are the perfect option for a cosy and warm evening in front of the fireplace. Flamefast Firelogs are specially designed to provide up to two hours of burning comfort. They are Defra approved for smoke control areas so ideal for you if you live in one of these areas and are looking for a smokeless fuel for your home fire. They come in a molded cube of four pieces and contain ground biomass and nutshells held together with a wax binder. We broke off a quarter of the cube (grooves make it easy to break off chunks), and then placed it beneath some logs in the fireplace.

While Pine Mountain StarterLoggs aren’t made to produce a fire on their own, we found they helped get a wood fire to start burning. The chunk we started the fire with burned out in about 15 minutes, but we had a roaring fire by then. Keep these handy near a wood-burning fireplace, stove, or outdoor fire pit, and start wood fires easily. However, be aware that burning anything—wood or a fire log with natural ingredients—can add pollutants, such as smoke, to the home if the fireplace is not properly vented and maintained. To be on the safe side, it’s a good idea to have the fireplace and chimney inspected before using it every winter. Warmth The Flamefast Firelog is a safe, easy and eco-friendly way to enjoy a cosy night indoors. If you’re looking for a no-hassle fireplace fire-building experience with consistent performance, the Flamefast Firelog is the perfect choice. The Pine Mountain Creosote Buster Fire Log is designed to help rid the chimney of light creosote buildup. A specially formulated powder integrated into the log dissolves into a gas when under combustion. This gas breaks down creosote compounds in the chimney to help reduce the danger of a chimney fire.

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Artificial fire logs provide some heat but are not known for producing intense heat—the type required to heat an ample living space. If heating a household is the priority, seek out natural wood. Nearly all varieties of seasoned hardwood that are appropriate for fireplace burning achieve higher, longer-lasting temperatures. Some fire log manufacturers use compositions that offer more heat than others. Some of the hottest-burning fire logs can increase the temperature in a room, but the degree of increased warmth will vary depending on room size and insulation in the walls. Chimney Maintenance It depends on the log. Some are suitable for use in stoves, and some aren’t. We found that the instructions on the wrapper always mentioned where we could burn the log and where we couldn’t. Q. How long do fire logs burn for? Fire logs emit less carbon monoxide than real wood fires. Studies have shown that fire logs emit lower levels of potentially harmful toxins than when burning natural wood. Q. Are fire logs suitable for stoves? Most fire logs included in our list are advertised as producing fewer carbon monoxide emissions than traditional wood. This reduces toxins in the home and limits the amount of pesky, harmful smoke floating around. These artificial logs come in various quantities and contain natural materials like real hardwoods, waxes, biomass fiber, sawdust, molasses, shells, and nuts.

Creosote is a dangerous chemical that can build up in chimneys after prolonged wood-burning. Most regular chimney and fireplace maintenance revolves around removing creosote and reducing the possibility of a chimney fire. Creosote builds up over time with the burning of natural wood.

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While this Duraflame fire log is smaller than some, it creates a soothing fire and very little smoke. Plus, we estimated that the temperature in the shop went up about 10 degrees during the testing process. Break out the weenies, s’mores supplies, or other favorite campfire treats! The Enviro-Log is made from compressed cardboard and food-grade waxes, and the wrapper claims the product to be suitable for cooking, so we toasted a few marshmallows over its warm flames. 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? This creosote-cleaning fire log is advertised to burn with 80 percent fewer emissions than cordwood. The lighting process is slightly different than with the other logs we tested. Rather than placing the Creosote Buster in the grate and lighting it, we started a regular fire with wood, and after 30 minutes, we set the Creosote Buster on top of the burning pile. It took about 5 minutes to catch fire fully and burned for just over 1 hour.Duraflame produces a wide range of fireplace products, including this 2.5-pound fire log, which is about half the size of some of the other products we tested. We burned this one in an old wood-burning stove that we use to heat a large shop. It was easy to light by following the instructions: folding out the seam on the paper wrapper and then lighting it along the seam using a single match. The entire log was on fire within 5 minutes, and it burned for just over an hour. The fire log burned slowly but uniformly for about 3.5 hours, which was 30 minutes longer than advertised. It put out some heat to slightly warm the small room but not enough to keep a larger living space warm. Still, this scented fire log is long on ambience. The combination of aroma and steady flames creates a cozy feeling when it’s cold and blustery outside.

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.Burning real wood in a fireplace can create carbon monoxide (CO), a dangerous gas. Many of today’s manufacturers develop fire logs to burn slowly and cleanly. In some brands, the ashy byproduct of the burnt logs can be recycled as garden mulch. Some brands claim emission reductions of up to 80 percent over natural wood. Fire logs made from coffee grounds have the added benefit of emitting the smell of coffee as they burn. According to the FireSafe Council, commercial fire logs emit 50 to 70 percent less carbon monoxide than firewood.