My sister lives in New Mexico, and has a new fireplace insert wood stove. I live in Maine, and use Biobricks, which are neater and easier to use and store, and give very good heat. She'd like to try them too, but hasn't found a supplier. I tried a web search and didn't find anything southwest of Kansas, Oregon or Colorado! Can anyone help?
Need sources for Biobrick type fuel logs in New Mexico
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I'd recommend looking for North Idaho Energy Logs. They seem to be pretty available all over the west. They're dense 8 lb logs that supply about 16.5 million BTU/ton if that works for her.
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