How to Clean and Maintain a Bioethanol Fireplace
There is no ash, no soot and no chimney to sweep. Maintenance comes down to wiping glass, keeping the burner clean and storing fuel properly.
Can You Use a Bioethanol Fireplace Outdoors?
Yes, in sheltered outdoor spaces. Wind is the deciding factor, not rain or cold. Here is what works, what does not, and which models suit it.
How to Light and Extinguish a Bioethanol Fireplace Safely
Step by step: filling, lighting, adjusting and extinguishing. Including the one mistake responsible for most bioethanol accidents.
Bioethanol Fireplaces for Flats and Rentals
No chimney, no landlord permission, nothing fixed to the building — and it leaves with you. Why bioethanol is the only real fire most flats can have.
Are Bioethanol Fireplaces Eco-Friendly? An Honest Look
Renewable fuel, no particulates, no deforestation — but it still burns, and burning still emits CO2. The honest answer, without the greenwashing.
Bioethanol or Electric Fireplace? An Honest Comparison
Electric is cheaper to run, safer and needs no fuel. Bioethanol gives an actual flame. Everything else follows from that one difference.
What Is a Bioethanol Fireplace and How Does It Work?
A real flame that needs no chimney, because burning ethanol produces only carbon dioxide and water vapour. Here is how it works, what it does well, and where its limits are.
Tabletop or Freestanding: Which Bioethanol Fireplace to Choose
Freestanding for warmth and for homes with children. Tabletop for intimacy and flexibility. Here is how to decide in about two minutes.
Which Bioethanol Fuel Should You Buy? A UK Guide
Aim for 96 to 97 per cent purity, buy in five-litre containers or larger, and avoid methylated spirits entirely. Here is why purity matters more than brand, and what you should pay.










