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Briquette instructions

Storage

· Keep dry and out of sunlight – this will cause condensation in the bag and impair the quality of the briquettes.  A dry shed is ideal.  Damp briquettes may be difficult to light and could cause smoking.

Use

· Our briquettes are suitable for use on open fires, AGAs, woodburners, outdoor chimneas, barbecues, etc.

· Lighting – We have found that the easiest way to start the fire is using screwed up paper, kindling and/or a firelighter block, with a few briquettes on top, to start off.

· When the fire is going, top up with briquettes as necessary.  Never over-fill your fire basket or woodburner.

· Never close off the air supply, as the briquettes need air to burn.

· Although the briquettes seem small, if you are using a woodburning stove, never add more than you would with normal logs, as overheating may occur and you may damage your stove, fireplace or chimney!  

· As the briquettes burn hotter than normal wood, it is best to add small amounts regularly.

· Although the briquettes are very dry and should not cause sparks, we still recommend use of a fireguard for your safety.

If you have any questions about the briquettes,

please do not hesitate to Contact Us!