What is Pine Mountain fire log made of?

With new Pine Mountain fire logs, you can more easily enjoy a beautiful fire every night of the week. These logs are crafted from 100Percent recycled American hardwood, blended with nutshells, molasses, and high-performing waxes for an outstanding experience. No need for messy wood, newspaper, or kindling.

Are Pine Mountain fire logs toxic?

If my pet or child eats Pine Mountain Firelogs, will they get sick? None of the ingredients in our firelogs should be harmful. However, we do recommend contacting your veterinarian or doctor immediately.

How long do Pine Mountain fire logs last?

LONG LASTING AMBIENCE: The log burns for up to 3 hours, providing the ultimate natural ambience with big, bold flames. It's quick & easy to light and burns more evenly and consistently than real wood.

What is a fire starter log made of?

Artificial firelogs are basically big candles. 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 firelogs safer than wood?

This is a myth. Artificial firelogs are not bad for your fireplace; in fact, they're cleaner, safer, easier, and cheaper than regular wood. Artificial firelogs are also known as fake firelogs, wax firelogs, or artificial wax firelogs.

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Is it safe to roast marshmallows over a fire log?

And, unlike other firelogs, OUTDOOR firelogs are tested and approved as safe to roast foods over. The special formula is ideal for roasting campfire foods, such as marshmallows and hot dogs. How many OUTDOOR firelogs may I burn at once?

Can you roast marshmallows using 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.

Do fire starters have chemicals?

Fire starter logs are a great way to start a fire safely. They are made of all-natural materials and will not release any harmful chemicals or toxins when burned.

Can I use real wood with a Duraflame log?

Duraflame recommends against using real logs with Duraflame logs; combining Duraflame with real wood might produce a fire that's hotter than you bargained for or one that flares up unexpectedly.

What chemicals are in Duraflame logs?

Duraflame firelogs are made of a scientific blend of sawdust, wax, and unique fibers. Some interesting materials tested have included recycled fibers such as nut shells, seeds, fruit pits, distillery grains and recycled cardboard. Natural seed is added to some logs to create crackling sounds of a wood fire.

Do fire logs create creosote?

In fact, in our experience, many times the creosote from fire logs has more of a buildup than with wood. Whether burning fire logs, wood, or other materials, make sure to have your chimney inspected by a CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep on an annual basis and sweep if needed.

What is the main difference between a log and a flame?

The biggest difference between the two is that with vented logs, you have all the elements of a real fire. The flame from the gas hits and goes through the vented logs, heating them quickly and more efficiently than vent free logs. When lit, the way the vented logs burn and glow more accurately resembles a wood fire.

Are fire logs suitable for stoves?

Odourless, smokeless and gives you an instant fire. Our lighters are perfect for stoves, wood burners, ranges, open fires and fire pits.

Are Pine Mountain fire logs poisonous to dogs?

The raw materials used to manufacture Pine Mountain firelogs and firestarters are non-toxic. Animals are attracted to the scent of molasses used in their production. Vomiting and/or constipation may ensue if ingested but should subside as the particulates are digested and leave the animal's system by natural means.

Are fire logs toxic to dogs?

Toxicity to pets

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.

Can I reuse a Duraflame log?

If your fireplace has a grate, then there is no limit as to how many logs you can use. However, if your fireplace does not have a grate and you want to burn the logs for longer than one hour then it is recommended that only two Duraflame Logs be burned at once.

What wood is toxic burning?

Poisonous Wood

Burning poison oak, poison ivy, poison sumac and poisonwood creates smoke with irritant oils that can cause severe breathing problems and eye irritation.

Can Fire Starter make you sick?

Fire gel starter may contain methanol or hydrocarbons; both are toxic in small quantities. Fires can release poisonous carbon monoxide into the air.

What kind of wood is Fatwood?

Fatwood is simply dried wood that is full of resin or pitch. Typically taken from the wood of old pine stumps left for waste after logging, it is made from splitting the stumps of pine trees that contain a high concentration of natural resin.

Can I use fire log for BBQ?

You shouldn't cook over most typical fire logs, such as a regular Duraflame Firelog. The residue off of the logs can add a funky flavor to your food, and since they generally produce only a flame and no coals, they aren't really the best fire logs for cooking anyway.

Can you cut a fire log in half?

If you must cut the log in half, do so as close to the burning embers as possible. Adding wood to a Duraflame log is not recommended, as it will extinguish the fire. However, if you must add wood to the log, do so as close to the burning embers as possible.

How do you put out a duraflame log?

Putting Out Duraflame Logs

As you would with any fire, simply douse them carefully with water. Another option is to use sand, making sure the flames are completely covered. Finally, you can use a dry chemical fire extinguisher to put out a Duraflame log.

Can I use Duraflame in wood stove?

Stax logs are manufactured so that more than one can be used at a time, and extra logs can be added as needed. These are different manufacturer's instructions than other Duraflame firelogs. Stax logs are the first duraflame firelogs intended for use in a wood stove.

Is pine wood good to burn?

Burning Pine Firewood

Pine is an excellent choice for firewood, particularly if you plan to use it as kindling outdoors. It is a wonderful fire starter, particularly because it has so much resinous sap. This sap acts as a good ignitor, helping you to get a fire started quickly and easily.

What is the best wood to burn in a log burner?

On top of that, hardwoods such as ash, oak, birch, or beech are generally the best wood for burning and are recommended over softwoods like pine. This is because hardwoods typically produce more energy per log and ensure a high to moderate heat output for a longer period of time.