Posted by Greg Castillo on January 2, 2010
A Renewable Energy Source
Ethanol is 100 percent alcohol and is mainly produced by the fermentation of sugars in potatoes, bananas, sugarcane and beetroot. Producers of ethanol, which to avoid human consumption cannot be solid in its purest form, denature ethanol with various substances. Primarily done for resale purposes, denatured ethanol is composed completely of biological products that form a neutral ecological balance that burns clean in the form of heat, steam, and carbon dioxide.
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Posted by Greg Castillo on December 26, 2009
Fire – the Oldest & Most Inefficient Form of Heat
Though fire is mankind’s oldest form of heat, it isn’t the most efficient and certainly not the cleanest. Your traditional masonry fireplace is actually the least effective way to heat a room. In addition, burning wood creates air pollution both inside your house and outside, and most of the heat ends up escaping straight up the chimney.
EcoSmart™ Fire at EcoGreenFire.com
The EcoSmart Fire is an environmentally friendly open fireplace. Distributed in the United States by EcoGreenFire.com, this innovative Australian creation doesn’t have a flue, requires no installation or even a utility connection for fuel supply. Ideal for any architectural environment, this stylish invention is fueled by denatured ethanol, which burns clean and is virtually maintenance free.
To Learn More
To learn more about his revolutionary product, browse the EcoGreenFire website.
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