What is Java Log®?

Java Log® is an environmental fire protocol made of recycled coffee facilities. Java Log®, which boasts a better flame and faster lighting in traditional fire protocols, is popular among many consumers. Java Logs® is owned by Jarden Corporation and was introduced in the United States in 2002. Looking at the book one day, Sprules found that the coffee set was burning better than wood. With this knowledge he went to experiment on protocols. Its first protocol was a cigar tube filled with sirloin wax and used coffee self. They had great things about protocols. He decided to be the ideal use for used coffee bases from production plants, office buildings and other sources. One landfill estimates that it receives more than three million pounds of used coffee sites annually. The Java Log® helps again use of coffee foundations. This combination produces 25 percent more energy, 78 percent less carbon monoxide and 66 %Ent less creative. In addition, Java Log® emits a slightly sweet scent, burns up to three hours and maintains £ 12 million every year.

protocols are produced in a plant in Ottawa, Canada. The coffee used is collected from a nearby instant coffee plant. The reasons are then dried, mixed, formed in protocols, cut, wrapped in recycled paper and supplied to retail stores. Grocery stores and main retailers transport protocols, in addition to some online retailers.

In 2003, Time magazine was called Java Log® one of the coldest inventions of 2003. Time compared it with Duraflame ™ Log and found it better in performance. It was also listed on the Ellen Degeneres show.

The Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) gave Java log® its CSIA received product status. Two decisive factors in obtaining this condition were the fact that the product is made ofRecycled materials and low levels of particles released during combustion. The particles are small pieces of solids or liquids suspended in a gas or liquid. Long -term exposure to particles can lead to health problems such as asthma or lung cancer. This also means less air pollution released into the air from traditional wood burning.