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Homefire Ecoal 50 Smokeless Coal - 10 Kg Bag - 3 for £16 (Free Collection) @ Wickes
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I recently had a log burner installed and had been using £4 blaze smokeless bags from B&Ms / Home Bargains.
This coal generates loads of heat and doesnt smoke much at all.
Thought this was a bargain at £5.33 a bag. £16 for 30kg. Click and collect
Homefire offer 25kg bags at £14.50, Amazon £19.94 for 20kg
This coal generates loads of heat and doesnt smoke much at all.
Thought this was a bargain at £5.33 a bag. £16 for 30kg. Click and collect
Homefire offer 25kg bags at £14.50, Amazon £19.94 for 20kg
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I find if you lob about 12 pieces on it will last 3-4 hours. It depends if you want to put more coal on it or just let it die out, you need to catch it sooner if you want to put more coal on or it won't really have the heat to keep going. Coal is good because you don't have to tend to it like wood, you just lob it on and forget about it. Be aware you usually have to get the fire started with wood first then put coal on, also it doesn't burn as hot as wood. It's a more mellow heat.
I get two hot fires that last from 3pm to 9pm each so about 12 to 14 hours heat from a Aldi 10kg 3.99 bag got fed up with buying damp wood that won't burn properly only use wood for short fires now in our multifuel 5kw.
As for this stuff it is expensive for what your getting. 30kg for £16 when I can buy pure Welsh Anthracite 25kg bags for £8.
This is basically Anthracite based with olive stones to give it the Eco status. Anthracite on its own is not easy to light but once you know how to and how to control the heat its the best value in a multi fuel stove, I do like this ECoal but at £16 for 30kg hard to justify over standard Anthracite.
Any ideas where to buy Anthractie please?
Stole my thunder, good advice.
Depends how fast you burn it.
Air vent open fully fast burn
I get mine locally from a coal merchant, the problem with ordering it online is that you usually need to order large quantities on a pallet. If you look up a coal merchant locally you normally can get it delivered or pick up from their yard. I just checked the last dozen bags I bought in October cost £8.20 each. Welsh steam coal is also a good burner in a stove, gives a bit more flame than Anthracite but does not last as long or give off as much heat, but its cheaper around £7 a bag. That stuff is mined in an open cast in Merthyr South Wales.