Samuel Alexander Paper Log Brick Briquette Solid Fuel Maker - LOGM

You can use most types of paper, including newspaper, magazines, and cardboard. Avoid glossy or heavily printed paper, as it may produce more smoke.

Soak the paper in water for at least 24 hours, or until it becomes soft and pulpy.

The briquettes should dry for several days, or until they are completely solid. Drying time varies depending on the humidity and temperature.

Store the briquettes in a dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight.

Wipe down the maker with a damp cloth after each use. Make sure it is completely dry before storing.

Ensure the paper is sufficiently soaked and that you are compressing the paper firmly. Experiment with different paper types.

Yes, you can use the briquettes in outdoor fire pits, but ensure the area is well-ventilated.

The MPN for this product is LOGM.

Ensure the paper is sufficiently soaked before compression. Experiment with different types of paper to optimize the results. Make sure to compress the paper firmly.

Make sure the paper is not too thick. Ensure that the handles are moving freely. Apply some lubricant if necessary.

Ensure the briquettes are completely dry before use. Use a well-ventilated area for burning.

Clean and dry the maker after each use. Store it in a dry place. Apply a rust-preventative coating if necessary.