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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The monetary value of these we estimate to be somewhat higher per kg than wood; however, the real value of these logs is in the knowledge that their use is positively impacting the environment and for that, they work very well! The come in a lovely brown paper bag, 16 logs per bag and look cool enough to give to someone as a Christmas present! It was easy to fit with the help of your excellent ‘how to’ videos and we’re just awaiting our inspection by building control for the certification. Weight loss with Bio Bean isn't just a goal, it's a holistic journey towards a healthier lifestyle, supported by the invigorating power of coffee-derived caffeine.Whether you're just starting your weight loss journey, or seeking a natural and effective way to maintain your progress, Bio Bean is here for you.

Recycled from waste coffee grounds and made into small logs, this alternative is ideal for wood burning and multi-fuel stoves. The first two coffee logs lasted around 1 hour before I then refueled the stove with an additional two coffee logs, sitting them on the embers of the first two. I also find they produce a lot of ash – unlike logs – and the ash is more like coal ash than wood ash, so builds up. As the logs are old coffee grounds, they retain about 20% more energy than wood, meaning they burn much faster. Join the Bio Bean revolution today, and experience how the power of biology and coffee can guide you to a fitter, healthier you.If you have some coffee that’s been sitting in your pantry for a while, making coffee logs is a great way to use it up. We have a diverse selection of coffee products from coffee logs to coffee beans, accessories, and much more. Finally, the use of coffee logs can help reduce demand for other non-renewable energy sources like coal, oil, and firewood. 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. In this section, we’ll cover some of the most pertinent pros and cons related to coffee log use in lieu of more traditional fuels.

As a renewable source of energy for heating and cooking, coffee logs are growing in popularity among consumers. The logs light quickly so the barriers to using them are low and there is little to no ash at the end so it makes keeping the fireplace tidy an easier task. Kiln dried firewood can in many cases be much lower in moisture content compared to seasoned firewood, which we’ve found to be true.Coffee logs are a type of coffee that is made by compressing coffee grounds and then adding a wax coating to them. We would recommend using Kiln dried or well seasoned logs on a regular basis but we found the coffee logs to be a nice alternative should you fancy something different.

Their uniqueness makes them for me worthy of having there own special place by every tiny woodstove. 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.Each carbon neutral Coffee Log is made from the grounds of 25 cups of coffee and contains about 20% more energy than wood – meaning it burns hotter and for longer than wood. The coffee grounds are collected from cafes, offices, factories, universities etc throughout the UK, repurposing a waste product. The coffee logs are an excellent way of getting a fire started quickly, or building it back up when dwindling.