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Wood Briquettes

Timmyhealy · 2006-12-17 22:56:13

Hi, I came across some briquettes made of compressed sawdust in denmark and brought 2 packs home with me, they are excellent, great heat, burn well, a lot less ash than coal, sticks etc, and they did me about the same lenght of time as 2 bales of briquettes. Was wondering if anyone had come across them anywhere in Ireland.

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17-12-2006 11:56pm

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Timmyhealy

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Hi, I came across some briquettes made of compressed sawdust in denmark and brought 2 packs home with me, they are excellent, great heat, burn well, a lot less ash than coal, sticks etc, and they did me about the same lenght of time as 2 bales of briquettes. Was wondering if anyone had come across them anywhere in Ireland.

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#2 18-12-2006 2:48am
Rabies

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Ya, I have seen them in some of the petrol stations in Thurles. Got them a few times.
Found they burn a bit too quick. Good to get a fire going or keep a small fire alive, but still top it up with coal for proper heat.

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#3 18-12-2006 10:48am
miles teg

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saw them in woodies the other day

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