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 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. As he mentioned, pitching to Richard Branson was a standout moment in Bio-Bean's journey, showcasing the potential and promise of their innovative idea. Made from old coffee grounds they are a brilliant recycling story and yes they actually do smell of coffee when they are burning! Their uniqueness makes them for me worthy of having there own special place by every tiny woodstove. We’ll chronicle their rapid rise, victory in Richard Branson’s Virgin Media Business Voom 2016, first signs of mainstream success, and the tragic event that led to their downfall.

Made of recycled spent coffee grounds, Coffee Logs are designed for use in wood-burning and multi-fuel stoves. A compact fire log for wood burners and multi-fuel stoves, Coffee Logs are sustainably made from recycled coffee grounds and they really turn up the heat.The innovative vision of turning coffee grounds into sustainable fuel didn't just impress coffee lovers and eco-conscious consumers.

We process and dry the grounds before compressing them into these efficient, sustainable fire logs for your wood burners and multi-fuel stoves. I used a chopstick, but if you have cheap whisk you don't care about, it would probably work better.In this article, we delve into the events surrounding the collapse of Bio-bean Limited, the UK’s leading supplier of coffee logs. Thanks to their high energy density and chimney-effect-producing shape, they can heat up any room in just five minutes.

We had two different London-based fireplace companies tell us that we simply had to knock out the old cast iron and tile fireplace to fit in a woodburning stove, and that there was no other option! You can even make your own coffee logs at home if you have sufficient waste grounds and rather a lot of patience. Like most things to do with coffee, they are pretty much better in every way, being eco-friendly and burning up to 20% hotter.These unique eco-logs are using a unique waste stream and should therefore be applauded just for that. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Instead of being thrown into the bin, coffee grounds could now be sent to Bio-Bean and recycled into a briquette fuel. However, a lot of people underestimate how dangerous it can be if you don’t burn logs properly, so keep reading for some tips on how to use them safely this winter.

Making your own coffee logs can help use up your waste coffee grinds that would otherwise end up in the bin. Simply place them on top of hot coals and they’ll provide you with up to 4 hours of steady and reliable heat.The logs themselves still give off that lovely coffee aroma whilst in the packet, so handling and inspecting was joy. Sustainable coffee logs supplier Bio-Bean has collapsed under the weight of inflationary pressures and a fire at its waste coffee recycling factory. Bio-Bean say would be impossible and commercially unviable to have Coffee Logs tested in every make and model of appliance already installed or on the market. It’s easy to light, very efficient, burns anthracite and stays in overnight (ours has been in for three weeks now). By far the best alternative to coffee logs currently available, Night Briquettes are by far the UK’s longest-burning and most economical briquette fuel.