Firelogs vs. Wood
There are approximately 22 million fireplaces in the U.S., but unless you’re
a boyscout most Americans don’t know how to use them – let alone have the
stamina or know-how to chop wood. Furthermore, which is better -- wood logs
or firelogs?
Just as you’re ready to sit back, relax and cuddle by the fire for hours,
Here are some pointers on why you should ditch the wood logs:
No Axe Necessary!
And what’s with the confusing wood log terminology? Is a
cord bigger than a rick? Without the hassle of chopping, hauling, and
stacking wood, Pine Mountain® firelogs offer a safe, convenient,
eco-friendly alternative. No poking or stoking needed!
Quick and Easy to Light!
Pine Mountain® firelogs are very easy to light.
Just follow the easy to use instructions and your fire will be burning in
minutes!
No firestarters necessary!
A “Greener” Fire.
Pine Mountain® firelogs produce up to 80 percent fewercarbon monoxide
emissions and ash residue compared with traditional wood logs.
Better for the Chimney!
Burning green, or wet wood, can cause a buildup of dirty residue in the chimney,
which over time can pose a fire or carbon monoxide poisoning hazard.
Pine Mountain® firelogs are better for your chimney!
Don’t risk it!
Commonly found wood like treated lumber, utility poles and
deck wood, contain chemicals that absolutely should not be burned according
to the EPA. Heavy, dense woods like oak, hickory, ash and hard maple are
usually the most suitable fireplace wood – these can be expensive and hard
to come by.
Bugs!
Wood logs are often discolored and gray, which means… insects! Your
wood logs could be harboring all kinds of nasty pests that could invade your
home. Dormant insects may sense the temperature change when brought
indoors and become active. We’re talking grubs, weevils, termites, spiders…