Doing a search for heaters and found this.....not what I am looking for but
interesting idea.
Anyone heard of them??

Greenhouse Heating

Greenheat are a company who have produced two new products to heat the
greenhouse, The Greenheat Organic Greenhouse Heater and Fuel.

The heater is fuelled by Greenheat's organic fuel gel made from sugar cane
and they claim produces no smelly toxic waste gases. They state that upon
burning the gel fuel actually emits plant food (carbon dioxide and water
vapour).

The Heater retails at around £60 and the 5 litre fuel refill retails at
£7.99 providing over 65 hours of burn time.

Contact Greenheat, 87 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RD. Tel: 0117 923 2300
email: web: www.greenheat.co.uk


--
David Hill
Abacus Nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

"david" writes:

Greenhouse Heating

The Heater retails at around £60 and the 5 litre fuel refill retails at
£7.99 providing over 65 hours of burn time.

By a quick calculation you could run a 2KW electric heater
continuously for the same money, and it would cost less up front as
well. An electric heater would probably do a better job in fact as it
could be thermostatically controlled.

Anthony

"david" wrote in message
...
Doing a search for heaters and found this.....not what I am looking
for but
interesting idea.
Anyone heard of them??

Greenhouse Heating

Greenheat are a company who have produced two new products to heat the
greenhouse, The Greenheat Organic Greenhouse Heater and Fuel.

The heater is fuelled by Greenheat's organic fuel gel made from sugar
cane
and they claim produces no smelly toxic waste gases. They state that
upon
burning the gel fuel actually emits plant food (carbon dioxide and
water
vapour).

The Heater retails at around £60 and the 5 litre fuel refill retails
at
£7.99 providing over 65 hours of burn time.

Contact Greenheat, 87 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RD. Tel: 0117 923
2300
email: web: www.greenheat.co.uk


--
David Hill
Abacus Nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk




Burning any fuel produces carbon dioxide and water vapour, but in the
winter you don't need excess co2 and you definitely don't want the extra
water vapour.

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david wrote:

Doing a search for heaters and found this.....not what I am looking for but
interesting idea.
Anyone heard of them??

Greenhouse Heating

Greenheat are a company who have produced two new products to heat the
greenhouse, The Greenheat Organic Greenhouse Heater and Fuel.

The heater is fuelled by Greenheat's organic fuel gel made from sugar cane
and they claim produces no smelly toxic waste gases. They state that upon
burning the gel fuel actually emits plant food (carbon dioxide and water
vapour).

The Heater retails at around £60 and the 5 litre fuel refill retails at
£7.99 providing over 65 hours of burn time.

It sounds suspiciously like a solid version of snake oil to separate green
envirowhiners from their cash. Compare it against either a standard paraffin
greenhouse heater or better still an electric fan.

Anything that burns in the closed environment of the greenhouse will potentially
emit nasty CO and other bad things like soot if there is inadequate ventilation
or the burner is incorrectly adjusted. The water and CO2 emitted with it burning
correctly are not that useful in mid winter anyway.

Making enviro fuels from sugar cane or corn is a joke sponsored by agribusiness
lobby groups. It consumes more energy end to end than burning oil would.

Regards,
Martin Brown

Martin Brown wrote in message ...
david wrote:

Doing a search for heaters and found this.....not what I am looking for but
interesting idea.
Anyone heard of them??

Greenhouse Heating

Greenheat are a company who have produced two new products to heat the
greenhouse, The Greenheat Organic Greenhouse Heater and Fuel.

The heater is fuelled by Greenheat's organic fuel gel made from sugar cane
and they claim produces no smelly toxic waste gases. They state that upon
burning the gel fuel actually emits plant food (carbon dioxide and water
vapour).

The Heater retails at around £60 and the 5 litre fuel refill retails at
£7.99 providing over 65 hours of burn time.

It sounds suspiciously like a solid version of snake oil to separate green
envirowhiners from their cash. Compare it against either a standard paraffin
greenhouse heater or better still an electric fan.

Anything that burns in the closed environment of the greenhouse will potentially
emit nasty CO and other bad things like soot if there is inadequate ventilation
or the burner is incorrectly adjusted. The water and CO2 emitted with it burning
correctly are not that useful in mid winter anyway.

Making enviro fuels from sugar cane or corn is a joke sponsored by agribusiness
lobby groups. It consumes more energy end to end than burning oil would.

Regards,
Martin Brown

Apologies if this appears twice, Google is playing up --

A sure way which I use is simply to buy renewable electricity. About
10-20 quid a year extra for a family bill (although for me it was
free).


Warwick Dumas

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