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Bio-Ethanol Fires Bio-ethanol fireplaces are not restricted to chimneys and can be used anywhere. They do not emit harmful fumes smoke, ash or fumes. The fires are powered by a sustainable 'bio-fuel' made from crops specifically grown to be used in this kind of fire. Bio-ethanol is a method of reducing carbon emissions are reduced as a result of switching fossil fuels for renewable energy sources. Safety Tips Ethanol fires are an excellent alternative for those looking to provide real flame heat to their homes without the need for a chimney or traditional stoves made of logs. Bio ethanol is a renewable and eco-friendly alternative to wood and gas. There are a few safety concerns to be aware of. However with a bit of caution and knowledge, they can be minimized. As with any fire, it is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for lighting and refuelling your bio ethanol fireplace. This includes the distances of clearance to combustible material and the correct use of equipment for extinguishing fires. Bioethanol is flammable and should not be consumed by children or pets. When using the fireplace, ensure a safe distance of at most 1 centimeter and ensure that any clothing or accessories are not placed too close to it. If any ethanol liquid comes into contact with your skin or eyes, rinse them immediately. In the event that it is inhaled, seek medical attention immediately since it could lead to serious health conditions. Always make sure to use the ethanol heater only with approved 'e-NRG liquid ethanol. Other fuels, for instance gels can affect the safety of the burner, and could void the warranty. Another important tip is to avoid moving the bio ethanol fireplace whilst it is still burning. This could cause the ethanol to spill out of the tank and ignite, which could cause a fire hazard. It is also advised to wait until the fire is cool completely before refilling. Like any fireplace, it is essential to keep the fire away from anything flammable, including furniture and curtains. It is also recommended to put the fire in a room that has adequate ventilation to prevent smoke from building up and to keep the air fresh. This will protect your family, guests, and pets. You should also keep an extinguisher of class B in your home, in case any accidents happen. Fuel A special fuel is required for operating ethanol fires. The liquid, also referred to as ecoethanol or bioethanol is poured in the burner, and then ignited to produce a flame. This flame is what creates heat, creating warm air and adding ambience to your home. The fuel is made of renewable sources like sugarcane or corn. This makes it an environmentally friendly alternative than fossil fuels such as coal and oil. It also uses less chemicals than other types of fuel which makes it more healthy. Contrary to wood burning fires bio-ethanol fireplaces produce very little dust and do not emit smoke when they burn. This makes them easier to use than traditional fireplaces and does not require any chimney or flue. Bio-ethanol fires can be used in a variety of ways and don't require a safe distance from them, like a gas or wood burning fire. You can select between gel or liquid bio ethanol fuel depending on the kind of burner and the appliance you own. The manual that came along with your fire should tell you which fuel to use and how to refill it. Make sure you have plenty of space to store extra fuel away from any flammable materials and out of the reach of children or pets. Bioethanol, although it is a greener alternative to other fuels than others however, still emits carbon dioxide when it is burned. Additionally, some critics argue that the crops cultivated for the purpose of making ethanol fuel take resources away from food production. These concerns are valid however the benefits of a bioethanol-based fire far outweigh the disadvantages. Before refilling a bio-ethanol fuel it is essential to inspect the burner for signs of wear or damage. Check that the flame openings are clear and free of any debris or construction materials. Once you're satisfied that the burner is in good shape, open the lid and pour the fuel into the burner using funnel. When refilling, be sure not to exceed the maximum “max line” marked on the burner's surface. A single tank of ethanol can last anywhere from one to ten hours dependent on how big the flame and burner are. Certain ethanol burners feature automatic refill functions that will shut off the flame and automatically refuel when needed to save time. Burner Freestanding bio ethanol fires are perfect for creating a cosy space without the requirement for chimneys or flues. They are also extremely versatile with some models being able to be mounted in a wall, while others are designed as zero-clearance fireplace inserts that can be inserted into non-combustible surrounds in the same manner as gas fireplaces are. This enables an constructed, insulated fire to be used in a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces. The most important element to the success of a bio ethanol fire is the burner, that is designed to effectively burn ethyl alcohol or 'bio-fuel'. The fuel liquid is derived from plant byproducts and crops such as corn, sugarcane potatoes, rapeseed, and more recently fruits, such as grapes, pomegranates and bananas. The liquid fuel is then separated, distilled, and then packaged. When the fuel is burned, it evaporates and produces an artificial flame that mimics the heat generated by gas or wood fire. This flame is extremely efficient and can provide enough heat to heat an average home. In contrast to a gas flame bio ethanol fire is able to be switched on and off with the flick of a button, and can be easily re-fuelled with a bottle of fuel. The bottles of fuel are flammable and so you need to be careful when refilling the bio-fire. Each of our bio-ethanol fireplaces is subject to rigorous tests by the TUV in order to ensure that they adhere to strict safety regulations. This means you can rest that you're buying a secure and reliable product that will provide years of warmth and comfort. As a bonus our bio ethanol fireplaces are designed to be fashionable as they are functional, allowing you to add an elegant focal point to any room in your home that will elevate your interior design and enhance the appearance of your home. Accessories A bio ethanol fireplace is the perfect choice if you want to add warmth and beauty to your home without having to worry about chimneys or electrical connections. They don't require a chimney and work by burning ethanol fuel through special burners. They're also odorless and produce very little soot or smoke. They are gaining popularity due to their ease to set up, versatile and suitable for indoor areas. There are a variety of different designs to pick from, including freestanding models, as well as wall mounted ones. They usually come in two parts: frames and burners. The bioethanol you'll be burning in your new fireplace will be in the form of a gel or liquid and is a sustainable source of energy derived from corn and potatoes. It's made from the leftovers of these plants after the food industry has gotten the necessary ingredients. Ethanol is quickly and efficiently combusts leaving no soot or the ash behind, and is far safer than traditional wood-burning fireplaces. Because they don't require the use of a flue, bioethanol fires can be used in places that would not be possible with a traditional chimney like apartments, and even outside. This makes them the ideal option for shepherds huts as well as conservatories and summer homes as well as work shops and sheds! Ethanol fires aren't just a great option for a fireplace however, they're also affordable. Wayfair offers a complete fireplace suite including the Mano Mano Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bioethanol Fire for PS569 that will completely transform any room. bio-fireplace of accessories is growing as the market for these fireplaces grows. There are a wide range of accessories that can make your fireplace more attractive and efficient. Check the details of certain products to see whether they come with these items.