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Bio-Ethanol Fires

In contrast to traditional fireplaces that burn wood, bio-ethanol fires can be placed anywhere without the necessity of flues. They do not emit harmful gasses smoke, ash or fumes.

They operate on a sustainable 'bio fuel', made from crops specifically cultivated for the purpose of being used in these types of fires. With the use of bio-ethanol, carbon emissions are reduced as a result of switching fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.

Safety Tips

Ethanol fires are an excellent option for people looking to add real flame heat to their homes without the need for a chimney or traditional stoves made of logs. Bioethanol is a renewable and green alternative to wood and gas. While there are a few security concerns to be aware of, these can be minimized with a bit of care and awareness.

Like any other fire, it is important to follow the guidelines of the manufacturer for lighting and refuelling your bio ethanol fireplace. This includes the distances of clearance to burning materials and the correct use of equipment to extinguish fires.

Bioethanol is flammable, and it should not be consumed by pets or children. Keep a distance of at least one metre from the fireplace when using it. Also, ensure that the clothing or accessories aren't too close.

In the event that any ethanol liquid does come into contact with your skin or eyes, clean them immediately. If you inhale it then you should seek medical attention since it could trigger several serious health problems.

Use the ethanol burner with only the 'eNRG' liquid alcohol approved by the manufacturer. Utilizing other fuels, such as gels, could interfere with the operation and safety of the burner, and could void the manufacturer's warranty.

Another important point is not to move the bio-ethanol fireplace when it is lit. This could cause ethanol to spill and ignite in the tank, creating a fire risk. It is also advised to wait until the fire is cool completely before refilling.

It is important to keep the flame away from items that could ignite, such as furniture and curtains. You should also place the fireplace in a space with adequate ventilation to prevent smoke buildup and to keep the air clean. This will safeguard your pets, family members and guests. Also, you should have an extinguisher of class B at home in case an accident occurs.

Fuel

Ethanol fires require a specific fuel in order to function. The liquid, also known as ecoethanol or bio-ethanol, is poured in the burner, and then ignited to produce a flame. The flame heats the room, generating warm air and adding ambience to your home.

The fuel is derived from renewable resources like sugarcane or corn. This makes it a more environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels, such as coal and oil. It also uses fewer chemicals than other types of fuel which makes it more healthy.

Bio-ethanol fireplaces do not produce smoke or ash like wood-burning fires. This makes them much easier to use and does not require a chimney or a flue. Bio-ethanol fires can be used in a variety of ways and don't require a safe distance around them like a gas or wood burning fire.

You can select between liquid or gel bio ethanol depending on the type of appliance you have and the type of burner. The manual that came with your fire should tell you the type of fuel you should use and how to refill it. Store any fuel you have left in a safe place away from fire hazards and pets or children.

Although bioethanol is a more environmentally friendly alternative than other fuels, it still releases carbon dioxide when burned. Some critics also argue that the crops cultivated for the purpose of producing ethanol fuel take resources away from food production. Although these concerns are valid, the benefits of using a bioethanol fire outweigh these concerns.

It is crucial to inspect the burner for signs that it has been damaged or worn. Verify that the flame openings are clear and free of any debris or construction materials. Open the lid of the burner and fill it with fuel with a funnel after you are sure that the burner has been checked. When refilling, ensure not to go over the maximum "max line" marked on the burner's surface.

A typical fill of ethanol lasts from up to 10 hours dependent on the size of the burner and the flame. Certain ethanol burners come with automatic refill functions that stop the fire and automatically refuel when needed, which saves time.

Burner

Freestanding bio ethanol fires are perfect to create a cozy space without the requirement for chimneys or flues. Certain models can be positioned on a wall while others are designed to be fireplace inserts with zero clearance that can be put in non-combustible enclosures, similar to a gas fireplace. This allows a custom built-in fully insulated fire to be created within various indoor bioethanol fireplace or outdoor spaces from the hearth of a modern living space to an outdoor entertaining space.

The key to the success of a bioethanol fire is the burner, which is designed to efficiently burn ethyl alcohol, also known as 'bio-fuel'. The liquid fuel is derived from plants such as corn, sugarcane, and the rapeseed. It also comes from grapes, potatoes, the pomegranates and bananas. It's then distilled and filtered before being packaged to be used.

As the fuel burns it evaporates and produces an artificial flame that is reminiscent of the heat generated by the real wood or gas fire. This flame is extremely efficient and provides enough heat to heat an average home.

Bioethanol can be easily refueled using fuel bottles, which is not the case with a gas fireplace. The fuel bottles can be flammable, and you must be cautious when refilling the bio-fire.

All our bio-ethanol fireplaces undergo rigorous tests by the TUV in order to ensure that they adhere to strict safety regulations. You can be assured that you're purchasing an item that is safe and efficient and will provide warmth and comfort for many years to come. As an added benefit, our bio ethanol fires are designed to be as fashionable as they are functional and allow you to create an elegant focal point to any space in your home. It can elevate the interior design and enhance the look of your property.

Accessories

If you're looking for a fireplace that will add design and warmth to your home without the hassle of electrical connections or installing a chimney, a bioethanol fire is the perfect solution. They don't require a chimney and work by burning ethanol fuel through a specially-designed burner. They also have no odor and produce little smoke or soot.

They are gaining popularity because they are easy to set up, versatile and great for indoor spaces. There are a variety of styles, including wall-mounted and free-standing models. They usually come in two sections; the frame and the burner.

The bioethanol you'll be burning in your fireplace is a gel or liquid made from corn and potatoes. It's renewable energy. It is made from the leftovers of these plants, after the food industry takes what they need. Ethanol combusts quickly and cleanly leaving no soot nor ash and is much safer than traditional wood-burning fireplaces.

Since they don't need an exhaust pipe, bioethanol fires can be used in areas that aren't feasible with traditional chimneys such as apartments and even outside. They are therefore a great option for summer homes conservatories, shepherds huts, and conservatories. huts.

In addition to being a secure and green choice, ethanol fires are very affordable. A complete fireplace suite such as the Mano Mano Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bioethanol Fire, for instance, can be bought at Wayfair for just $569 and is sure to transform any room!

The number of accessories available is growing as demand for these fireplaces increases. You can find a variety of accessories to make your fireplace more attractive and functional. Check the details of certain products to see whether they come with these items.