Baltic (Latvian, Estonian) peat briquettes Vs Bord na Mona peat briquettes

[Thirsty]

I thought Moovers post was excellent and summarised very useful information from a consumer's perspective.

He/she was quite open about their business but did not mention the name or location of their business so I think pulling them up on 'publicity' is grossly unfair.

 

[Leo]

Agreed, no problems with the post here.

 

[ajapale]

I have presented the facts in the post as facts that can be proved through test certs obtained independently. Where are your facts?

Can you point to a site that has the Weight, CV, Moisture Content% , Ash Content% of the Estoanian Bales listed?

BnM peat briquettes have a moisture content of 10%.

3. They are up to 25% dryer than the BNM bale which means they burn with a higher output than BNM

If BnM Biquettes are 10% are you saying that the Estonain ones can be as low as 7.5%? Im not sure that it is possible to dry peat down to that level.