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Quick Answer There is currently no active recall affecting Flogas butane cylinders sold in Ireland. The only Flogas recall on record was issued in the UK in November–December 2024, affecting a small batch of Gold and Red butane cylinders sold through UK retailers (B&Q, B&M, Homebase) across the East Anglia, East Midlands, Home Counties and
Quick Answer To keep dried firewood ready to burn all winter, store it off the ground, under cover, with good airflow on all sides. Avoid wrapping logs in airtight plastic, keep them away from your house walls to prevent damp transfer, and only bring in what you’ll burn within a day or two to stop
Quick Answer Smokeless fuels are processed solid fuels like smokeless coal ovoids, briquettes, and anthracite manufactured to burn with little to no visible smoke. They’re legally required in Ireland’s smoke control areas, produce less air pollution than traditional coal, and offer longer, more efficient burn times for home heating. If you’ve noticed “smokeless coal” or
Quick Answer Smokeless coal is made by heating raw coal or coal-based materials in a low-oxygen environment (a process called carbonation) to burn off the volatile compounds that create smoke. The remaining carbon-rich material is crushed, mixed with a binder, and pressed into solid shapes, most commonly smokeless ovoids or smokeless coal ovals, which burn
It might feel odd thinking about firewood while the days are still long and the evenings are mild, but if you ask anyone who’s been caught short in a November cold snap, they’ll tell you: August is exactly when smart planning happens. Here’s why ordering your firewood now, rather than waiting for the first frost,
If you’ve ever tried lighting a fire that just won’t catch, or watched more smoke than flame coming off your logs, moisture content is almost always the culprit. For Irish homes relying on stoves and open fires through the winter, understanding wood moisture isn’t just a nice-to-know; it’s the difference between a warm, efficient evening
If you’ve ever come home on a wet Irish evening, loaded the stove with logs that hissed and smoked instead of catching, you already know why kiln-dried firewood has become the default choice for anyone serious about heating their home properly. It lights without a fight, burns cleaner, and does not leave you scraping tar
Choosing the right firewood makes a noticeable difference to heat output, efficiency, and overall experience. Two of the most popular options are kiln dried oak logs and seasoned wood. While both are commonly used for fireplaces and wood-burning stoves, they perform quite differently. Understanding these differences will help you choose the option that best suits
Welcome to Coughlan Fuels, your one-stop destination for premium smokeless coal, kiln-dried firewood, and a comprehensive array of home fire essentials in Ireland. In this blog, we unravel the intricacies to answer the question on every homeowner’s mind: Which smokeless coal is the best choice for your stove or open fire? Join us as we
Welcome to Coughlan Fuels, your trusted source for premium smokeless coal and kiln-dried firewood in Ireland. In this blog, we delve into the question on many homeowners’ minds: Is kiln-dry firewood worth the investment? Let’s explore the key benefits that make kiln-dry firewood a valuable choice for your home heating needs. Understanding Kiln Dry Firewood:
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