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LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA,
JANUARY 6, 2003 --- This winter, stricter EPA air quality standards have
gone into effect governing levels of particulate matter (soot) and other
pollutants from firewood burning. Now, hospitality establishments with
wood-burning fireplaces can help keep smoke emissions down and support
pollution reduction efforts without compromising this desired amenity.
According to Los Gatos, California-based Summit
Views, their densified wood Goodwood� firelogs produce about 50% less smoke
emissions than firewood, without the chemical emissions of petroleum-based
firelogs. By switching from firewood to densified wood, large-scale
users of firewood, such as hospitality and recreation establishments, can
help keep pollution from exceeding the new stricter air standards.
When these standards are exceeded, the air district can impose restrictions
such as curtailing wood-burning altogether.
Also important for the hospitality industry is the improvement in indoor air quality and room cleanliness that comes with using densified wood firelogs. �The EPA is concerned about the effects of wood smoke indoors as well as outdoors, and our product creates noticeably less smoke and ash inside. Guestrooms stay cleaner, less smoky and fireplace maintenance is easier,� said Ms. Young. Goodwood� firelogs are available in the Western U.S. in natural products retail stores, as well as directly from Summit Views for quantity purchases. For more information, contact Summit Views, LLC at 877-872-8341, [email protected] (email), or on the web at www.summitviews.com. |
Jennifer Young, Gregg Weissman Summit Views LLC 540 N.Santa Cruz Ave-#260 Los Gatos CA 95030 Phone/Fax: 877-872-8341 [email protected] www.summitviews.com |