Horse Manure fire Logs.

Maureen Webb

I have made just over 2000 so far since mid March. They light from paper and last about 45mins in the woodburner.

I can make about 70/hour and have, virtually no muck heap.

There is no smell when dry or burning.

They don't look like the ones in the photo though?

Free paper briquettes for free fire logs

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