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 Position logs properly. When building a fire, place logs at the rear of the fireplace, on an adequate supporting grate. Burning logs on grates with parallel bar spacing greater than three inches does not fire provide adequate support and may result in log breakage, flare-up and/or reduced burn time. Do not use pokers or tongs to move logs. Unlike firewood, logs are designed lighters to burn in a fire controlled manner and do not require tending. Use of tongs or pokers can cause a log to break apart and expose more surface area to the air - increasing the burn rate and resulting in a shorter fire. Do not use in wood stoves or BBQs. Do not lighters use for cooking. Is it necessary to use a screen when burning logs? A wire, mesh screen is an important safety precaution that should always be used whether you are burning a log or firewood. Can I burn more than one log at a time? No. logs were designed to eliminate the need for adding more fuel and tending a fire. The wax component of the product produces twice the BTU per pound of wood, allowing one log to provide a fire equivalent to several pieces of wood. Burning more than one log at a time could result in too large or too hot a fire in your fireplace. For outdoor fire pits or fireplaces, our specially designed multi-log crackling log can be used in a 2- or 3-log fire. Can a log be used to start a fire? It is not recommended that logs be used as starter materials for a wood fire. A log provides more fuel content than necessary to start a wood fire. fire However, Our company markets quick start and firestart natural wood firelighters, which are made from similar materials and are specifically designed to light wood fires. Is it okay to burn logs on andirons? No. logs should be burned on an adequate supporting grate. logs tend to soften while burning and need support to assure maximum burn time. Our company also facilitated the development lighters of an Underwriters Laboratory (UL) Safety Classification process for manufactured logs. As a result of these efforts, today most brands of sawdust and wax manufactured logs have been UL-Classified for safe use in zero-clearance manufactured fireplaces. The completion of this Safety fire Classification process confirmed lighters that sawdust and wax logs are suitable for use in manufactured fire fireplaces made from metal commonly found in new homes today. Today Our company continues its commitment to providing convenient, safe and environmentally responsible fireplace fuel products. We are also dedicated to improving product performance and discovering new materials and methods to produce the next generation of safe, environmentally friendly fireplace fuel products. To learn more about lighters our commitment to product development visit Our Lab. Protect wintertime air quality -- Manufactured logs and starters produce fewer emissions compared to firewood Are you looking for some fire place accessories to go along with that fire? Is that fire a little to hot to handle? Then you need to invest in some iron tools! These iron tools will allow you to control that fire to the placement desired.
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