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

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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. 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. The embers from this small fire on top of the log should fall down inside and catch the other pieces of kindling. After a short period of time, the log itself will catch fire andthe fire will continue.

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A Swedish Fire Log – also referred to as a Swedish Torch or Canadian Candle – is a highly efficient campfire for cooking. 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. If it has recently rained or there’s still snow on the ground, it will be important to start your fire above the wet ground. A Swedish Fire Log can help you get your fire started and generate enough heat to dry out the surrounding area around your fire. Limited Wood Supplies The easiest fire logs to find are often likened to candles and are typically made of log-shaped forms of wax and materials such as sawdust or cardboard. They are wrapped in paper that functions as a firestarter. The two most common types of artificial fire logs are those made with wax and recycled materials; and compressed wood. A log that includes a paper wrapper that functions as a firestarter likely will be easy to ignite.

Do not cut all the way through. Leave a few inches at the bottom, so the log remains a single unit so it is easier to transport and will maintain its structure while burning. With a splitting axe or maul, split the log into quarters or sixths. It’s okay if your splits aren’t perfectly symmetrical. 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.

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The Flamefast Instant Lighting Firelogs features a unique blend of eco-friendly and recycled sawdust wood fibers. These fibers provide an intensely hot flame that will set cosy fire with ease. They are held together with a cleaner burning wax for a cleaner experience.

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If you’re working with wood, it’s only a matter of time before you get a splinter. But you can avoid what seems like the inevitable by wearing a proper pair of work gloves. 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. The manufacturer notes that even though the log burns in a few hours, creosote ash can continue to fall for more than a week. But you can still use your fireplace as usual. A fire shouldn’t be left unattended, so before you buy a log, think about how long you want it to last. Typically, logs have estimated burn times from one to four hours.Take Goodwood Easy-Light Firebag plus Extra Logs, for example. Each all-natural jute bag burns for a little over an hour.

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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. 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 Freshly cut logs are filled with moisture, which can make them very difficult to burn. Even when properly done, a Swedish Fire Log made using wet wood is going to be a nonstarter, so look for as dry of wood as possible.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! Why are we so connected to the flame? The answer is multifaceted and complex. To simplify: fire has always been there – a necessary companion moving in sync with our evolution on the planet. We worshipped it. We needed it. We yearned for it. We depended on it. The whole fire making ritual also has significance. We love the smells, sights and sounds. The familiar smoky aroma triggers emotive responses within our brains. The infinite movement of dancing flame is irreplaceably hypnotic Essentially a fire exudes comfort. After your wood has been split, a hatchet can help you break it down even further. Make kindling to start your fire or rough up the edges of your logs to help them burner easier. Booking not available. You have already booked the maximum number of allocated sessions for your booking. We are buying these logs for years for our camping and they are fantastic. We always cut them with an axe into 3 pieces and place them in our outdoor dragon burner. We don’t light the logs directly, but we use 2 natural eco wood firelighters inside the centre of the dragon burner and light the logs (split into 3) this way. Because you literarily can’t extinguish the eco firelighters once lit, they heat up the cut up logs and within 1 minute or so they start to burn.