Ratings & Reviews for Enviro-Log Fire log 5-lb Fire Log (6-Pack)

Burns wet wood!!!

All the wood I have is either green or wet.You light one of these Enviro-Logs and its going to burn for 3 hours and the other wood is going to catch fire ..its great for my outdoor fireplace!!!

Low Ash

I bought these because they were on clearance. After burning them, there was very little ash. I will continue to buy this brand.

Fast Starting Firelogs

Purchased the Enviro-logs to see how they perform vs the ad description. Well, the ad is right on. Very easy to light, works great as a starter log, and it does put out the heat and does last around 3 hrs. They were on sale when I bought them, I feel it was a good deal!

Starter log only

They don’t burn very well or give off much heat. On its own, it barely got my wood stove up to 100*. It’s slow and smolders—almost zero flame. It’s basically a giant starter log.

Great value

Great value - as desired, quick start and long steady burn!

Garbage….would burn better than this

These are useless. Brand new pack fresh from the store but they fizzle out after 30 minutes and provide no flame to light real wood around it.

Good product.

Good for quick fire in the fireplace if you just want one for a few hours and don’t want to go through starting a wood fire.

Smokes and Smells

Bought on clearance and test burned one before a party. So glad I did. The log smoked a lot and had a bad chemical smell. Taking rest back and getting different brand.

Work excellent, great choice

Love this eco friendly option! They worked great and really helped get the fire going when we had damp wood one morning camping. They also (kinda randomly lol) smell like apple cinnamon, but I’m not complaining—it’s very pleasant and fall-like.

Environmentally friendly long lasting warmth

Like: the fact that it's environmentally friendly, and logs are warm and last 3 hrs. minimum.

Exceeded expectations

We try and live concious of our environmental impact so I was interested in something we could use in a fire pit that didn't involve chopping down trees and hauling heavy wood around just so we could burn it for fun for a few hours a week. I was pleasantly surprised by these. One log easily would have burned 3+ hours had we not had to break it up to go in. The flames aren't going to be a bonfire, but with two logs it would likely be pretty close to your average 3-4 log fire during it's first hou...