Environmentally friendly fire fuel with the Briquette Maker

• Turn old and unwanted paper into fire lighting briquettes
• Recycle newspapers, junk mail and cardboard
• Easy and simple to make – save £££’s on heating
• Non-toxic, flammable fuel for BBQ's and log fires
• Each Briquette burns for upto 2 hours!
• Great for the environment and perfect way to recycle
• Easy to use and will last a lifetime

Make use of your old newspapers and other unwanted paper by turning them in to an environmentally friendly fuel for your fire or BBQ.

The Briquette Maker recycles your old newspaper, junk mail, shredded paper, cardboard, wood chippings, and wrapping paper by turning them into solid blocks (or briquettes) which can then be used for starting and fuelling fires at home or in the garden. They are a 'greener' and more natural alternative to using traditional charcoal to start your fire so they are better for the environment!

Simply soak your old paper in water (preferably overnight), pack it in to the briquette maker, and press down the handles on the sturdy metal frame to squeeze out any excess moisture; leave the briquette to dry and then remove it from the frame.

Once the briquette is dry you have a non-toxic, easily flammable, 'free' firelighter that will burn steadily for up to two hours. It will leave minimal ash so you don't have spend hours cleaning out your BBQ or fire grate, or trying to remove thick black charcoal dust from your fire. 

You can now start your BBQ, outside fire, or indoor log fire without having to use charcoal or lighter fluid so you save money too!

Using the Briquette maker is easy, simple and helps the environment - the perfect alternative fuel.

More about the Briquette Maker,

• Compresses old papers to make fire lighting briquettes
• Sturdy metal frame to create hundreds of blocks – will last a lifetime
• Simple and easy to operate – just provide the paper
• Creates a natural alternative to charcoal
• 100% Environmentally friendly – recycle waste and junk paper
• Briquettes burn for upto 2 hours each – and leave minimal ash after use