Firewood and more for your stove
Fireplaces and stoves ensure a cozy and comfortable indoor climate. In addition, they are also suitable for permanently saving heating costs.
An Overview of the Different Fuels
Firewood and wood pellets belong to the group of biogenic solid fuels. Their big advantage over fossil fuels is that they burn CO2 neutral. In addition, long transport routes are not necessary, which has a cost-cutting effect for the end user. Wood pellets are a by-product or waste product that falls off in sawmills. For this reason, heating with pellets is one of the most environmentally friendly heating methods.
The use of fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas and coal for heating purposes has been heavily criticized in recent years due to environmental hazards. Increased prices and discussions about the availability of these fuels in the future are consequences of this development. The advantage of lignite and other fossil fuels is that they are cost-effective.
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The gaseous fuels include biogas, natural gas and LPG. In addition to oil-fired heating systems, gas heaters are among the most common heating devices. The advantage is that the fuel does not have to be brought to the oven, but is fed directly through the central heating. The public gas supply is guaranteed nationwide. There is no need to store gas in comparison to oil or wood pellets and it does not take up any additional space.
No large heat suppliers, but with flame feeling are fireplaces operated with ethanol. Here, liquid ethanol or ethanol gel can be used, which is safer to handle. These chimneys work without a chimney, because ethanol does not smoke or leave any residue behind. Particularly bio-friendly is the use of bio-ethanol, since this is CO²-neutral.
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