EKOFUEL (48 Litre) Premium Bioethanol Fuel – Bio Ethanol Liquid Fuel for Fires Pits, Fireplace | High Purity Clean Burning Bio Ethanol Fuel | Indoor & Outdoor Ethanol Fuel | Bioethanol Fuel Liquid

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If storing ethanol in a workplace, please refer to the HSE regulations regarding the storage of flammable liquid and make sure you comply with these regulations.

As with adding denaturants, adding scents to the fuel can affect how it burns. In our experience of testing scented fuels, it can also be difficult to find a product that smells as advertised.

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We can deliver up to 24 x 1 litres of bioethanol to Scottish Highlands and Islands, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight and Northern Ireland. The ethanol content of a fuel and the different denaturants that have been added to it can affect how clean the fuel will burn. In this article, we will review some of the most common features of ethanol fuels to help clarify some of this confusion. Gel or Liquid?

If you have searched online for “Bioethanol Fuel”, you will have likely come across a number of products. Some liquid, some in Gel form, some stating different ethanol contents or percentages and some scented or marked as “low odour”.EkoFuel Bioethanol is flammable and care should be taken when storing and using this fuel. A good rule of thumb for any flammable liquid is to store it in a cool dry place, out of direct sunlight. Storing ethanol outside. Ekofuel is suitable for use in any indoor or outdoor ethanol fireplace designed to use liquid bioethanol fuel. It is double rectified for purity and produced under strict quality control procedures according to ISO 9001:2015. EkoFuel is clean burning, smokeless, ash-free, and emits very little odour. Our bioethanol fuel is produced from molasses, a waste by-product of growing sugar beet, making it an environmentally friendly fuel with a low carbon footprint. The CO2 released when burning bio ethanol was first absorbed when the crops used to make the bioethanol were grown, in contrast to non-renewable oil-based fuels that release CO2 absorbed millions of years ago.