EnviroLog Firelogs

EnviroLog firelogs are crafted from 100% recycled waxed old corrugated cardboard (WOCC). This sustainable material not only reduces waste but also contributes to the conservation of natural resources.

EnviroLog firelogs emit 30% less emissions, 80% less carbon monoxide, and 86% less creosote than firewood, resulting in a significantly lower carbon footprint. Additionally, after use, the ash produced by these fire logs can be utilized for flower beds and potting soil, further enhancing their environmental friendliness.

Yes, you can cook campfire foods such as hot dogs and marshmallows with EnviroLog firelogs.

An EnviroLog firelog has an infinite shelf life when stored properly in a cool, dry location.

EnviroLog firelogs are suitable for chimeneas, fire pits, fireplaces, and woodstoves. They can be used individually or in multiples for a bigger and warmer fire. Moreover, these fire logs are permitted in State Parks, providing versatility and convenience for various outdoor settings.

EnviroLog firelogs align with sustainable camping principles by utilizing renewable and recycled materials, burning more cleanly and efficiently than a comparable wood fire, and promoting Leave-No-Trace camping. By choosing EnviroLog Firelogs, you’re not only reducing your environmental impact but also enhancing the overall camping experience for yourself and future generations.

EnviroLog Firelogs are designed for easy ignition. Simply follow the instructions provided on the packaging. In general, you can use matches or a lighter to ignite the edges of the firelog. Once lit, the firelog will continue burning steadily, providing warmth and ambiance for your outdoor activities. If you have trouble getting your fire started it’s most likely because the retailer stored the fire logs improperly in an area where they were allowed to get wet, in this case you should allow your fire logs to dry out completely before using them again.

We do not recommended reuding EnviroLog Firelogs after they’ve been extinguished due to their composition.
In case of emergency, use a UL dry chemical fire extinguisher or carefully apply water, sand or wet towel. Do not close your fireplace flue or leave your outdoor fire until you are sure the firelog is fully extinguished. A firelog that is not fully extinguished may reignite.

Yes, EnviroLog firelogs are suitable for use in fireplaces with glass doors. Always leave fireplace glass doors open while a firelog is burning unless the fireplace manufacturer’s instructions indicate otherwise. Glass doors can be closed after the firelog is no longer burning to keep warm air in the house. However, the fireplace damper should be left open until the ashes remaining from the fire are cool.

An EnviroLog fire log burns cleaner and produces fewer emissions compared to a similar duration wood fire. One EnviroLog firelog produces 70% less particulate emissions than a similar duration wood fire when burned in a typical fireplace with a grate.