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USER MANUAL Model No: 4357
Briquette Maker

This product is not a toy, and is only to be used for its designated purpose.
Never carry out any alterations or modifications to this product.
This product is for domestic use only.
Keep fingers, loose clothing, and hair away when using the product.
Before using the product, make sure all fastenings are tightly in place and that
everything is in order, and checked periodically by an adult.
Clean only with a damp cloth. Do not use strong industrial cleaning substances or
abrasive materials as these will damage the product.
If the product is damaged or has any defects, please contact cs[email protected]
Suitable materials for making a briquette include any kind of paper, but newspaper will
be less likely to fall apart than glossy “junk mail”. Cardboard, wrapping paper, sawdust
or wood scraps can be added in smaller amounts. Documents which have already been
shredded are ideal. Not that only non-toxic materials should be used.
USER MANUAL Model No: 4357
Operating Instructions
Safety Instructions
Notice: Ensure you read and fully understand instructions before use
While every attempt is made to ensure the highest degree of protection in all equipment, we cannot
guarantee freedom from injury. The user assumes all risk of injury due to use. All merchandise is sold on
this condition, which no representative of the company can waive or change.

1. Tear the paper and card and place in a bucket of water to soak the paper thoroughly. This may take
a couple of hours depending on the type of material, or it could be left overnight.
2. Create a first layer comprising of several sheets of wet paper
which will help keep the briquette together before placing any
other shredded material in the middle. Fill the available space
before folding over any overhanging paper to encapsulate any
loose material.
3. Place the top screen on top as show and squeeze out as much
water as possible, using the handles to push firmly down on the
wet material. If the material packs down too far, add more
material to fill the space and repeat.
4. Turn the unit over and push
out the briquette.
5. Leave the briquettes to dry out completely. The warmer and dryer the location, the more effective
the drying process. A warm green house is ideal but any warm room or shed is suitable. Briquettes
should be made up during the summer months and left to dry out ready for winter. They should
ideally be stacked with an airspace between. The briquettes should burn with a minimum of ash
(depending on content and composition). They should not require firelighters or toxic chemicals to
light.
USER MANUAL Model No: 4357
Please retain a copy of all instructions for future
consultation.
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