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When paper logs are rolled with one of the handcranked. log-making devices, the paper frequently is mpistened with water to make it pack tightly. Logs so moistened should be allowed to dry so they will burn properly.
Hand rolling usually is the fastest and easiest method, Vodak said. It's a good idea Jo stagger the sheets so the pages are interlocking and
4*11 hold their shape in th$
, the paper can be rolled
nd a broomstick and tied in a^^ast two places with string. When the stick is removed, the center hole helps the log burn better.
The paper can be brushed or dipped with melted paraffin, thereby making it easier to light.
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences faculty member said another method required soaking the paper before rolling it. A tablespoon of liquid detergent added to a tub of water will**- help the paper stick together, reducing the fly ash when it is burned.
Vodak said the excess water should be squeezed from the wetted paper'hwhile
they are being roiled oh^a broomstick. /
"Slip it off the broomstick and dry it. The logfshould be slightly tipped so the air can circulate through the center hole,” he said.
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