BioBrick substitute?

[slackercruster]

Would like to try some BioBricks. But no one in my local sells them.

Any substitutes out there?

 

[eclecticcottage]

Ecobricks if you can find them-tractor supply carries them. Or these, I haven't tried them yet, waiting for my local countrymax to get their next shipment in (a wood stove pizza place just bought them out this week, right before I found out they carried them): http://usrecycledwoodproducts.com/

 

[HotCoals]

Ecobricks if you can find them-tractor supply carries them. Or these, I haven't tried them yet, waiting for my local countrymax to get their next shipment in (a wood stove pizza place just bought them out this week, right before I found out they carried them): http://usrecycledwoodproducts.com/

Cool..I have a CountryMax about two miles from my house..never knew they carried anything like that..thanks!
TSC is about the same distance.but they hardly ever have them.

 

[eclecticcottage]

You can use the locater here: http://www.usrecycledwoodproducts.com/locator/

 

[HotCoals]

You can use the locater here: http://www.usrecycledwoodproducts.com/locator/

Yep..I did that!
Put in zip!

 

[eclecticcottage]

Ecobricks if you can find them-tractor supply carries them. Or these, I haven't tried them yet, waiting for my local countrymax to get their next shipment in (a wood stove pizza place just bought them out this week, right before I found out they carried them): http://usrecycledwoodproducts.com/

Cool..I have a CountryMax about two miles from my house..never knew they carried anything like that..thanks!
TSC is about the same distance.but they hardly ever have them.

The TSC in Ontario and Canandaigua had some the last time we asked ours, but that's a bit too far of a drive for us.

 

[HotCoals]

Ecobricks if you can find them-tractor supply carries them. Or these, I haven't tried them yet, waiting for my local countrymax to get their next shipment in (a wood stove pizza place just bought them out this week, right before I found out they carried them): http://usrecycledwoodproducts.com/

Cool..I have a CountryMax about two miles from my house..never knew they carried anything like that..thanks!
TSC is about the same distance.but they hardly ever have them.

The TSC in Ontario and Canandaigua had some the last time we asked ours, but that's a bit too far of a drive for us.

I live in Brockport but I go out to Sodus ..even Clyde once a month or so.
I'm hoping the Brockport store has some..kinda handy to have...actually fun to experiment (play) with.lol

 

[bjkjoseph]

envi blocks

 

[spirilis]

There's a few different varieties out there, but it's mostly a geographic locality problem. I use the US Recycled Wood Products' WoodBrickFuel but it's available from several dealers around here (they're based out of the Lancaster PA area), I also use Eco Energy Fuel Blocks (larger 7-8lb all white & red oak) that I get from a dealer here in town where I work but those guys are based in northern Kentucky. IIRC there's a company making them in eastern Ohio too? Then there's a variety of north-eastern ones, biobricks, envi blocks, etc... Out west in Idaho there's the Energy Logs, and IIRC in Oregon there's a company making "Bear Mountain Bricks".

 

[eclecticcottage]

How do you like the Wood Brick fuel ones? DH is using the Eco Bricks like no tomorrow all of a sudden, packing the stove like it's 20 instead of 30 this morning (I think he had 5 or 6 of them in there!!) so we might need to pick some of those up to use rather than experiment with like I had planned (to see which we would buy for next season).