Dear anybody, we are a company looking for manufacture of firelogs - Our market is Scandinavia. Appriciate any advise, help or contact,

do you know where i can buy a machine that can press saw dust into pressed wood

I represent a company that holds the patent for creating fire logs out of wax produce boxes. These boxes are produced by the millions every month for shipping produce. The problem is that they can't be recycled. Our machine can produce 800 logs per hour with these previously unrecyclable boxes. Our logs burn hotter, cleaner, and longer than the leading competitors on the market, gauranteed! Our logs are also safe for cooking and safe for use in wood burning stoves. Duraflame can't be used for either of these purposes. If there are any questions contact me at fts_twood@sbcglobal.net

I have vented logs, Propane, and have the damper all the way open. After a week or so of moderate burning, I get some black dust when cleaning the furniture or the screen on the T.V. Any suggestions on how to cut down on this would be great. I thought gas was so clean. g. shaw

I would like a list of companies that manufacture the equipment to produce wax sawdust logs.

Hi, I use Duraflame logs in the winter in my home. I am interested in making a horse feed in the same format as the Duraflame logs. I need information on the manufacture of the logs. Is that possible? Thanks in advance, Jan Hilton

can you burn firelogs in wood burning stoves, please respond, because i dont have a clue..........

You talk about Duraflame firelogs. What about the firelogs that are just this prest waste from mills with no petroleum? Are they safe for my woodstove? They say it is.