COFFEE LOGS

[VanDamMan]

Hi.. All
Has anyone used Coffee logs as fuel for burning ( fire Pits ) recommends for use in multi burner stoves…but want to be green(ish ) and use with fire pit


let’s get Green

 

[Ricardo T]

Seen these..are they for cofficionados?

 

[Dellmassive]

Yeh weve used these.

Bough from B&Q couple years ago.

They ok.... they burn like the sawdust heatlogs.

Get some kindling wood to get the fire started as they take a lot to get going.

 

[DaveD]

We have huge amounts of wood here in the UK, much of which gets chipped and used as mulch which simply rots. It's simply marketing bollox. It's not "green".

Trendy woodburning stove logs 'pollute MORE than traditional firewood'

Trendy 'logs' for woodburning stoves made from waste from coffee, olives and wine production pollute more than traditional firewood, research shows.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Edit: Jeez, more than a quid a Kilo, just popping into the garage with our used tea bags and a cider press!

 

[VanDamMan]

PG or Tetley…..it’s just not Coffee !…

We did recycle old washing machines for Fire pits…Now it’s trendy Plasma cut fire boxes…What next

 

[DaveD]

PG or Tetley…..it’s just not Coffee !…

We did recycle old washing machines for Fire pits…Now it’s trendy Plasma cut fire boxes…What next

Those washing machine drum fire pits are great, putting something to a new purpose, that's sustainable!