A Presto log (originally Pres-to-Log) was an artificial fuel for wood-burning stoves developed in the 1930s as a means of recycling the sawdust from sawmills. They were made of clean, dry sawdust, wood shavings and green waste that was formed into logs by machines under great pressure without any binders or glues. Other brands of artificial logs used paraffin or natural binders.
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