Hey all. I was just double checking to see if it's ok to burn eco bricks (redstone fuel blocks) in a jotul oslo. The brick packs say:
"Redstone™ Fuel Blocks are designed for use in all approved wood burning appliances, fire pits, campfires and bonfires.
ordinarily I wouldn't even consider this, but I am going to run short on wood this year and I was thinking of mixing the eco bricks in with my remaining wood supply to get through the year. I only had 4 cords of wood for this year I'm down to my last 3/4 of a cord. I could attempt to get a cord or 2 somewhere, but it will not be seasoned and I will have to hand split it all down to make it small enough to get it to burn halfway decently. so I was thinking about the eco bricks.
Thoughts? Suggestions? Thanks all
"Redstone™ Fuel Blocks are designed for use in all approved wood burning appliances, fire pits, campfires and bonfires.
- 100% recycled hardwood sawdust
- Kiln dried to 6% to 8% moisture content."
ordinarily I wouldn't even consider this, but I am going to run short on wood this year and I was thinking of mixing the eco bricks in with my remaining wood supply to get through the year. I only had 4 cords of wood for this year I'm down to my last 3/4 of a cord. I could attempt to get a cord or 2 somewhere, but it will not be seasoned and I will have to hand split it all down to make it small enough to get it to burn halfway decently. so I was thinking about the eco bricks.
Thoughts? Suggestions? Thanks all
