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While there are countless ways to make a campfire, the Swedish Fire Log offers some distinct advantages, especially for cooking. Efficient use of wood 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. 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. 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.

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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. 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.associatedDomainLogoutUrls": ["https://www.centerparcs.co.uk/services/uxp/logout?resource\u003d/etc.clientlibs/centerparcs/clientlibs/main/resources/images/ui-icon-logout-1x1.png","https://www.centerparcs.ie/services/uxp/logout?resource\u003d/etc.clientlibs/centerparcs/clientlibs/main/resources/images/ui-icon-logout-1x1.png","https://www.aquasana.co.uk/services/uxp/logout?resource\u003d/etc.clientlibs/centerparcs/clientlibs/main/resources/images/ui-icon-logout-1x1.png","https://www.aquasana.ie/services/uxp/logout?resource\u003d/etc.clientlibs/centerparcs/clientlibs/main/resources/images/ui-icon-logout-1x1.png"], 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 firelogs shouldn’t expire, you should take care of them so they'll burn as expected. Most manufacturers recommend storing logs in a dry area, away from dampness or heat. 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. As cities grow and we drift further away from our natural roots, our desire for fire remains. The good news is that it has never been easier to get logs for your fire. They come in all forms, from seasoned to kiln dried to compressed heat logs. The term ‘fire logs’ is applied to many of these types of log. However today we are focusing on one particular definition.

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By carefully arranging the wood from a single log, the Swedish Fire Log produces a directional flame that burns from the inside out. Flat surface for cooking With a splitting axe or maul, split the log into quarters or sixths. It’s okay if your splits aren’t perfectly symmetrical.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.

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Our Instant Light Firelogs are produced from recycled sawdust and wax, meaning they're environmentally friendly and suitable for use in smoke control areas. Big K is committed to producing sustainable products. Find our full policy here. Related products The Duraflame Outdoor Firelog is our top recommendation, because it uses bio-based wax instead of petroleum-based wax. The logs are widely available, can be used indoors and outdoors, and are suitable roasting food. If you are looking for a reliable burn outdoors, we recommend the TimberTote Firwood Log. What to Look For in a Fire Log Type Something wrong with this post? Thanks for letting us know. If you can point us in the right direction...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 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 Compressed logs are typically dried in kilns, like the TimberTote Firwood Log, to remove excess moisture. Although they burn faster and hotter than real wood, you still need something to ignite them. So, a product that doesn’t include a firestarter or paper accelerant requires more prep work, as you have to build a fire and successfully light it so the log will ignite.