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buffy 05-09-2006 07:37 PM

Paper Briquette Bailer
 
Can anyone tell me if you can buy these in this country??I know years ago on the late late a fella was starting up a company to sell them.But I can only find them in the UK and some of them companies wont post to Ireland.You make your
own briquettes out of newspaper.

jumblelover 05-09-2006 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by buffy
Can anyone tell me if you can buy these in this country??I know years ago on the late late a fella was starting up a company to sell them.But I can only find them in the UK and some of them companies wont post to Ireland.You make your
own briquettes out of newspaper.


I haven't seen them for years but I may be able to get my hands on one for you. The person who used to have one is away on holidays and I will ask them on their return. Not promising anything. I will post back here if I have any luck.

buffy 05-09-2006 08:15 PM

that would be great thanks very much for the reply.

Bunty 05-09-2006 08:40 PM

Buffy, I'm wondering about making briquettes with a bailer?? I saw somebody years ago making a sort of briquette, using milk cartons packed with wet newspaper, it appears they were great to give out heat (not the plastic milk bottles)
B.
I love looking at this site i'm in my 60ies & certainly rem. many forms of recycling, some I hated especially when parcels came from America & I had to wear the recycled dresses! Oh boy.
I am going to post some of my memories to the 'General topic' section..

cathy 06-09-2006 06:54 AM

baler
 
if you ring the green party head office in swords they will know?
cathy

mq61 06-09-2006 07:07 AM

paper briquettes
 
Hi bunty
I'm very curious about the idea of making briquettes from old newspapers and milk cartons, i have a solid fuel burner and it eats wood!!! i wonder is there a web site that would show you how to make these briquettes.
If anyone has any more information on this process it would be great. Thanks bunty for the idea.
cheers M.

buffy 06-09-2006 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by mq61
Hi bunty
I'm very curious about the idea of making briquettes from old newspapers and milk cartons, i have a solid fuel burner and it eats wood!!! i wonder is there a web site that would show you how to make these briquettes.
If anyone has any more information on this process it would be great. Thanks bunty for the idea.
cheers M.


http://www.newdawnengineering.com/we...tove/firecube/

mq61 06-09-2006 09:40 AM

paper briquette
 
thanks buffy...sounds a bit more tricky than i'd hoped..still i might give it a shot it would be great if it worked out...thanks again. This is a great site...jumbletown...saved so much money and met and spoke to some wonderful people..long may it last.
M

Pearl 06-09-2006 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by buffy
Can anyone tell me if you can buy these in this country??I know years ago on the late late a fella was starting up a company to sell them.But I can only find them in the UK and some of them companies wont post to Ireland.You make your
own briquettes out of newspaper.


Were you thinking about that?
http://www.ecoshop.ie/search.asp?pg=...&stype=ex act

mq61 06-09-2006 10:44 AM

logs
 
that is fantastic that is exactly what i was thinking of, and not too expensive either, thanks for that. that will keep us busy on the cold winter nights!!
M

Patience 06-09-2006 10:55 AM

Terrific website Pearl. Thanks very much for posting it.

buffy 06-09-2006 04:34 PM

my god.....5mins up the road.I was going all over the world on the net trying to get one.Pearl you are a genius.

jumblelover 06-09-2006 10:00 PM

Give me till Monday and you might get one for free !

buffy 06-09-2006 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by jumblelover
Give me till Monday and you might get one for free !

ok great thanks very much.

cathy 07-09-2006 08:50 AM

paper
 
I heard they take 6 months to dry out?
Better to just roll em up and throw them in?
cathy


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