bio-bean Coffee Logs - Eco-Friendly Fire Logs for Wood Burners and Multi-Fuel Stoves (16 logs), Brown,24cm x 14cm x 22cm

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We have a lovely cast iron tiled fireplace which I was desperate not to lose when we installed a small wood burning stove, but until I found the Hobbit on Google, everyone told me it would be impossible to keep the fire surround. The Hobbit is perfect - not only does it fit very snugly, but it looks fantastic and the blue door complements the tiles very nicely. Coffee Logs are Eco Heat Logs for stoves, open fires and chiminea's, made from your spent coffee grounds. LIGHTS FAST AND EASY: Simply light the wrapper and enjoy a bright fire in minutes with a 4 hour burn time. Making coffee logs without wax is a great way to save money, control the scent, customize the flavour, and help the environment. So why not give it a try? You might be surprised at how easy and fun it is. Frequently Asked Questions Related to Making Coffee Logs And Wax 1. Can you put coffee grounds on the fire? We often call them wood burners or log burners, however, log burners and multi-fuel stoves can be compatible with a wide variety of fuels, some of which are ingenious in their creation.

Coffee logs are a type of fuel made from recycled coffee grounds. They are a sustainable, renewable resource that can be used to heat homes and power businesses. Coffee logs are high in energy and produce less carbon dioxide than traditional fossil fuels. Grounds Cafe is committed to providing sustainable coffee-related products to our customers. We know that sustainability is key to preserving the planet for future generations, and our team is dedicated to doing our part to reduce waste and promote environmentally friendly products. The caffeine and other compounds in the coffee beans will be released into the air as a gas, and you will be able to smell the coffee brewing. 2. Are coffee logs cheaper than wood? As the world continues to prioritise sustainability efforts and discover new, more efficient ways of providing familiar comforts, some organisations are making surprising discoveries. Coffee logs, for instance, are an innovative and relatively eco-friendly alternative to traditional firewood options and are made from recycled coffee grounds. As a renewable source of energy for heating and cooking, coffee logs are growing in popularity among consumers. But what exactly are the coffee logs’ pros and cons?

Coffee logs can be used in any type of wood-burning stove or fireplace. They are easy to light and produce a long-lasting, hot flame. Coffee logs are an excellent source of heat for people who want to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.

What is the purpose of the molasses? Would it matter if I omit it, or do you have a suggested alternative? I would just rather make this out of all things that don't have another really practical use such as for eating. As you can see in the second picture I start adding the grounds one scoop at a time. The wax may fizzle and bubble when you add the first scoop, like in picture 3. If it fizzles as much as shown it probably means you coffee grounds are still moist. Overall, coffee logs can be a practical and more environmentally friendly fuel option that offers a unique set of advantages when compared to more traditional fuels like firewood or coal. They can help reduce waste, support other sustainability efforts, and provide a convenient source of heat for households and businesses as well. How are coffee logs made? Do not disturb the Coffee Logs for 15 minutes whilst they ignite. Do not use petrol or any other volatile fuel to light.

If you wanted the perfect ecolog for my tiny woodstove then look no further than these perfectly formed Hobbit sized logs. Made from old coffee grounds they are a brilliant recycling story and yes they actually do smell of coffee when they are burning! It reminded me of the smell of chocolate bananas from the bbq. Or maybe a proper coffee house where the coffee was roasted on the premises.

On average, coffee logs also have a lower carbon footprint when compared to traditional fossil fuel-based logs. According to some industry experts, using coffee logs can reduce carbon emissions by up to 80 percent compared to burning wood or coal. Welcome to TalkLeisure.com. We are a team of leisure enthusiasts and we like to talk about all things related to leisure. From coffee drinking to tea drinking, Cinnamon to Kombucha, sleeping to flying, we talk about them all!The come in a lovely brown paper bag, 16 logs per bag and look cool enough to give to someone as a Christmas present!! Coffee logs also tend to produce more ash than traditional logs, which can lead to more frequent cleaning of fireplaces or stoves, which some users may find inconvenient. Additionally, the production of coffee logs requires energy to facilitate the drying and compressing processes, which further contributes to the logs’ carbon footprint. We are sitting enjoying a fire now and absolutely loving it! Thanks for creating such an amazing product."

Each year bio-bean processes thousands of tonnes of waste coffee grounds, collected from coffee shops around the UK. Recycling coffee helps reduce greenhouse gases, diverts waste away from costly landfill and gives your latte a useful second life. I just had a chat with Gill saying how delighted we are with our little Hobbit stove, and to also thank you both for your attention to detail and excellent customer service!" Coffee logs originated from attempts to design a more sustainable alternative to traditional firewood, which is often harvested from non-renewable sources and contributes heavily to deforestation and other environmental malpractices. Coffee logs can offer consumers a way to reduce waste while making use of a resource that has typically been discarded along with the rest of the rubbish. If you’re looking for an eco-friendly way to fuel your fireplace this winter, why not try coffee logs? In addition to coffee logs, Grounds Cafe offers customers a wide range of sustainable products that includes reusable cups, a vegan treat box, coffee logs, refillable bottles, and more.RECYCLED COFFEE FIRELOG: The Java-Log is the only firelog made from recycled coffee grounds, a green-friendly, efficient favorite of eco-conscious consumers. It burns cleaner, hotter & brighter than real wood, emitting less carbon monoxide & creosote than wood fires.