MAKE NEWSPAPER FIREPLACE LOGS
October 4th 2009 17:02
With the dreary days of late autumn almost upon us
in the northern hemisphere, there's nothing like an
inviting fireplace fire to take the chill out of the home.
As a supplement to traditional split hardwood for
fireplace fuel, newspaper logs add a bit more
warmth and help to ignite damp wood.
Rather than recycling the voluminous Sunday
Times, try tightly rolling up each read section,
tie with a small piece of string and toss the
ready-to-burn manmade log onto the andirons
when desired.
You may find the color "funny pages" add a little
enticing color to your Sunday afternoon fire.
in the northern hemisphere, there's nothing like an
inviting fireplace fire to take the chill out of the home.
As a supplement to traditional split hardwood for
fireplace fuel, newspaper logs add a bit more
warmth and help to ignite damp wood.
Rather than recycling the voluminous Sunday
Times, try tightly rolling up each read section,
tie with a small piece of string and toss the
ready-to-burn manmade log onto the andirons
when desired.
You may find the color "funny pages" add a little
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