Coffee Logs are made from untreated used coffee grounds mixed with pure wood sawdust and are held together by compression alone. I love sharing my simple tips, honest stories, and latest discoveries, all leading to a healthy, meaningful life. Million wood heater and wood fireplaces, leading to a demand for firewood in excess of 6 Million tonnes per year. Join the Bio Bean revolution today, and experience how the power of biology and coffee can guide you to a fitter, healthier you.

Um, yes, I’m definitely interested in trying these out and sharing my experience because we like to camp by a fire and occasionally socialise around a backyard fire or wood heater. If you plan to make briquettes from coffee grounds for your own uses or small scale business, you can choose a briquette machine based on your actual needs.Coffee Logs are a compact fire log made from recycled waste coffee grounds, perfect for burning in domestic wood burners and multi-fuel stoves. For the cheapest way to build a mix of products (briquettes, bird food, compost etc), start with a Quarter or Half Pallet of your favourite briquette and add all the extras you need through our Add-ons Page.

Weight loss with Bio Bean isn't just a goal, it's a holistic journey towards a healthier lifestyle, supported by the invigorating power of coffee-derived caffeine. The earth-conscious among us may have been using coffee logs for heating the home for a while now, but if you’re only just hearing about this phenomenon read on for more information. Cut another section of foil or greaseproof paper and place it on top of the grounds and press firmly down to compact them.Your blog is fabulous and I love what you’re doing, you’ve given me so many ideas and empowered me to deal with my own stuff properly (and to minimise it to begin with). If necessary, carbonization device like carbonization furnace is needed to equip for carbonizing the coffee grounds briquettes into charcoal. Examples of other municipal and agricultural organic wastes that are used for briquettes include coconut husks, sawdust, peanut husks, banana peel, rattan waste, sugarcane bagasse, rice husks and paper wastes.