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Can you use Duraflame logs with real wood?

Joe Ford

Can you use Duraflame logs with real wood?

Combining Duraflame logs with real logs is not recommended because it might exceed the heat rating of your fireplace or create a sudden flare-up as the Duraflame log burns faster than intended because of the added wood. Some, however, like to use Duraflame logs as firestarters for small outdoor fires.

Are Duraflame logs better than wood?

Because they’re made from recycled materials, firelogs have been promoted as being more environmentally friendly than regular wood logs, and as producing less emissions, including carbon monoxide. However, firelogs don’t produce as much of one of the most beneficial byproducts of burning wood: heat.

Can you put water on a Duraflame log?

To put out a Duraflame log, carefully douse the log with water or sand. If one is available, use a dry chemical fire extinguisher. Douse the entire log with water to put the fire out.

What are the best logs to burn?

The best wood for burning

  • Ash.
  • Oak.
  • Birch.
  • Beech.
  • Cherry.
  • Sycamore.

Does Costco sell duraflame?

The Duraflame Natural Firelogs are available in a 9-Pack of 6-lb logs (54 lbs total) and are priced at $22.99. Item number 16208.

What Duraflame log is made of?

Duraflame firelogs are made of a scientific blend of sawdust, wax, and unique fibers. Some interesting materials tested have included recycled fibers such as nut shells, seeds, fruit pits, distillery grains and recycled cardboard. Natural seed is added to some logs to create crackling sounds of a wood fire.

Can you buy firewood at Home Depot?

The Home Depot sells firewood in bundles, as individual logs, as cases of logs and by the pallet. If you buy a large amount of firewood, you may be able to have it delivered or haul it yourself. If you need a rental truck, contact your local Home Depot store to ask if rentals are available.

How much should I pay for a cord of wood?

between $120 and $180

What type of wood is best for indoor fireplace?

Hardwoods such as maple, oak, ash, birch, and most fruit trees are the best burning woods that will give you a hotter and longer burn time. These woods have the least pitch and sap and are generally cleaner to handle.