In conclusion, bioethanol fuel is a safe fuel to use, especially when compared to standard gas burning fireplaces and woodburning fireplaces. It emits no smoke or particles, just trace amounts of carbon dioxide that are no threat to you or your family.

Do bioethanol fires heat?

Unlike gas and wood burning fireplaces, bioethanol is carbon neutral. The most common miss perception of bioethanol as a source fuel for fireplaces is that it doesn’t provide heat. This is certainly not the truth. There are many bioethanol fireplaces that produce more heat than wood or gas fireplaces.

Does ethanol ignite easily?

Yes, pure ethanol is highly flammable with a flashpoint of just 12.7 degrees Celsius or 54.86 degrees Fahrenheit. … This means that pure ethanol will catch fire easily at room temperature and needs to be stored carefully away from naked flames or sources of sparks.