Which substances can be released into the air when using SPIN with liquid höfats Bioethanol?

When burning bioethanol in SPIN, two to three different components may be released, all within the framework of a safe and well-designed product concept:

1) Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
The natural main product of clean alcohol combustion. The amount released is comparable to that of one to a few tealights, depending on the SPIN model.
With adequate ventilation, this is completely harmless.

2) Water vapor (H₂O)
Ethanol consists of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen – when burned, a small amount of water vapor is produced. This may slightly increase the humidity in the room.


In very small traces possible:

3) Carbon monoxide (CO)
Occurs only in extremely small quantities and almost exclusively in case of insufficient air supply, dirty burners, or improper use.
The SPIN bio-burners are optimized for clean, complete combustion – as a result, CO levels remain extremely low.