It also burns 38% hotter than house coal, so although it’s more expensive per bag, it works out more cost-effective as you get considerably more heat per kilo. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

It is manufactured from 50% olive stones, which are natural wastage from the production of olive oil. You can block or delete them by changing your browser settings, but some parts of the site may not work then. by a very nice helpful driver who in spite of the fact he was obviously very tied at the end of his day(I was his last drop) he went out of his way to deliver my 40 25kilo bags wher I could handle it. Its advantages over traditional house coal include producing 80% less smoke (and 50% less than kiln dried logs) and 40% less carbon dioxide.It is made using crushed olive stones, a natural waste product from olive oil production which are replenished every year without chopping down trees . Make sure your combustion chamber is free of any existing debris or soot from your last fire by cleaning it thoroughly.

Ecoal has been designed for use on open fires and multi-fuel stoves, where its larger hexagonal shape (75 x 40mm) promotes air flow resulting in attractive flames and loads of heat. Ecoal has quickly become a very popular smokeless fuel to use on both open fires and multi-fuel stoves. Homefire Ecoal has been designed for use on open fires and multi-fuel stoves, where its larger hexagonal shape (75 x 40mm) promotes air flow resulting in attractive flames and loads of heat. This vehicle is usually able to travel wherever your rubbish collectors do when they make their rounds. For deliveries outside of our local zone (17-mile radius of Paddock Wood) we send items out via a trusted third-party courier service.Thanks to its high and sustained heat output, burning Ecoal50 works out even cheaper than burning house coal over time. Ecoal has been designed for use on open fires and multi-fuel stoves, where its larger hexagonal shape (75 x 40mm) promotes air flow resulting in attractive flames and loads of heat.