Heavy Duty Iron DIY Recycle Newspaper Briquette Maker Press for Heating Fire Stove Home Tool

Description:The briquette maker makes use of waster newspaper as paper brick for home use stove fuel. Made of quality iron material, strong structure, good workmanship and to use. No more waste paper to throw, and save stove fuel cost. Economical and The item is suitable for every family, don't miss the practical briquette maker.Features:Made of iron material, heavy duty briquette maker, good workmanship and to use.Used for pressing waste paper into brick for heating fire stove.No more waste paper to throw, and save stove fuel cost. Economical and Strong structure, easily use to press paper brick.Specifications:Condition: Brand NewMaterial: IronColor: as pictureSize: Approx. 25.6 x 12.6 x 8.2cm / 10 x 5 x 3.2inchPackage Weight: 2.67kgHow to Use?1. You can just tear up the waste paper like old newspaper and journals into pieces and soak them in water overnight.2. Put the soaking paper in the briquette maker basket and squeeze out excess water.3. Move it to dry place and wait for it becoming dry paper brick then you can use it as stove fuel.Package Included:1 x Paper Brick Maker

• 【Recycle and 】: Our waste paper briquette maker turn newspaper piles lying around your house into flammable fireplace bricks, no more waste paper to throw, and save stove fuel cost, economical and
• 【 Material】: Paper Briquette Maker is made of heavy duty iron material, fine workmanship and strong structure, and high strength for long service life
• 【Multifunction】: DIY Recycle Newspaper Briquette Maker is used for pressing waste paper into brick that you can use as fuel for your heating fire stove, fireplace or fire pit, great for home and professional use
• 【Compact and Portable】: Paper Brick Log Maker measures 10 x 5 x 3.2inch, small and lightweight design, easy to store and carry when not in use
• 【Quality Assurance】: We are committed to provide customer with quality product and service. If you have any problem about our paper brick maker for fires, please feel to us, we are always here for you