QUICK & EASY LIGHTING: The StarterLogg ignites quickly and easily with no kindling, rolled up newspaper or dried grass needed. Simply place it in your fireplace, fire pit, or chiminea and light it, then relax and enjoy your fire with friends and family.
How long do fire starter logs last?
Most fire logs burn for two to four hours. Manufacturers of some long-lasting varieties say their logs burn up to six hours. The main difference in burn time is the material from which the fire log is constructed.
Can you use fire starter logs in a fire pit?
Yes, all Pine Mountain Firelogs are appropriate for outdoor use, including fire pits, camping, and chimineas as long as they are not burning in an airtight container.
Are fire starter logs safe?
Are Pine Mountain Firelogs safe for my chimney? Yes. All our firelogs are chimney friendly, burn cleaner, and result in less creosote buildup than real wood. Our Pine Mountain Firelogs result in up to 66% less creosote buildup compared to hardwood fires, while our Java-Log Firelogs perform even better.
Can you roast marshmallows over a duraflame log?
Roast your marshmallows over the fire, get them as burnt or as gooey and barely done as you wish, and then slam those babies between two grahams. Use duraflame OUTDOOR firelogs, tested for roasting campfire foods.
Can you mix Duraflame logs with regular wood?
Combining Duraflame logs with real logs is not recommended because it might exceed the heat rating of your fireplace or create a sudden flare-up as the Duraflame log burns faster than intended because of the added wood. Some, however, like to use Duraflame logs as firestarters for small outdoor fires.
How do you extinguish a fire log?
In an emergency, how can I extinguish OUTDOOR firelogs? Carefully douse fire with water or sand or use a dry chemical fire extinguisher.
Can I leave the flue open overnight?
The smoke from burning wood contains carbon monoxide, so in order to prevent this toxic byproduct from entering your home, it is important to leave the flue open overnight. This enables a draft to carry the compound out into the atmosphere, instead of sinking down the chimney and saturating the room.
Can you use a duraflame log in a firepit?
Can I use these in a smokeless firepit like the Breeo or Solostove? Answer: Yes, these firelogs may be used in these types of devices, however we only recommend burning one firelog at a time. The airflow produced by these devices can make the fire very hot and can also affect the burn time.
Can you burn a duraflame log in a fire pit?
This product is great! We purchased a box of the Duraflame outdoor fire logs for our new firepit. They light easily, and they burn for a long time and provide a nice ambiance when relaxing in the back yard in the evening checking out the stars.
Where do you store fire starter logs?
A: Firestarters should be kept in a cool and dry place far away from fire locations. While it may seem convenient to store them on the hearth next to the fire, this is a fire hazard. We recommend keeping our firestarters in a metal can away from food.
Can dryer lint be used as a fire starter?
As we mentioned, lint is highly flammable. You can save your dryer lint in toilet paper rolls, store them somewhere dry, and use them as handy fire starters for the fireplace in the fall or the campfire this summer. Thrifty Fun recommends using dryer lint to stuff small hand-sewn dolls or bears.
Can you use dryer lint to start a fire in a fireplace?
While dryer lint may be an effective fire starter, it is not a safe one and should never be used to start a fire in your fireplace. Dryer lint contains toxic chemicals that release when burned and can put your family and your home at risk.
What are fire logs made of?
Most are made from postindustrial sawdust, cellulose, and waxes. Because they’re made from recycled materials, firelogs have been promoted as being more environmentally friendly than regular wood logs, and as producing less emissions, including carbon monoxide.
Are starter logs toxic?
These logs are designed to start fires in fireplaces easily, as they are highly flammable. If ingested by dogs, the compressed sawdust and wax within these logs can result in a foreign body obstruction in the stomach. Some types of these logs contain heavy metals also, and there is rare risk of heavy metal toxicity.
Are fire logs better than wood?
Firelogs burn much cleaner than real firewood. They typically produce 70 percent less particulate matter, 85 percent less carbon monoxide and 50 percent less smoke.
Are Duraflame logs toxic to humans?
The carbon monoxide emitted can cause symptoms including headaches, dizziness or nasuea. The other pollutants emmitted while burning can cause upper respiratory irritation or the worsening of symptoms from pre-existing upper respiratory issues like asthma.
