Thanks Erin
This is a technology with a lot of benefits. The ignition emissions of charcoal stoves in particular, constitute the vast majority of what will be emitted, total PM. With the ability to reduce this by 90% a lighting cone can made a significant difference to the rating of stove over a whole cooking cycle. I want to try burning some candle nut shell charcoal (which is hard to light) in an Anglo Supra Nova and I think it will be best method. Regards Crispin in the home of Java coffee (kopi) http://stoves.bioenergylists.org/content/using-metal-cone http://stoves.bioenergylists.org/files/kathleen_lask_masters_report_on_light ing_cones.pdf
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