Webmaster said:Lots of personal experience and reviews on here (search around) as well as on the wiki. I think the short answer is yes, you can burn both.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/wiki/BioBricks/
BG knows a lot more!
I read the wiki on that just the other day..BeGreen said:It's summer, not much burning right now except in the southern hemisphere. They work well when burned as recommended. This is in the wiki review.
BUTerriers said:I burned Biobricks last winter in my bedroom's wood burning stove. It was originally a 3 season room that was later turned into a bedroom . It's about a 250sqft room and 4 bricks would keep it warm for 8-10 hours, and the heat would also spread into the next room over through the door. All I would do is use their teepee method and then let it be, maybe adding an extra brick or two on colder nights. Just picked up a ton for the upcoming year...
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