Homemade Fire Logs - Save money by using old cooking oil and sawdust 

That's up to you! yes, I'm sure you can.

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Just keep your chimney clean and regularly serviced.

You're right, it's a very bad idea which will cause problems in the flue. Chimney fires become more likely, which in older properties can unfortunately lead to house fires too.

Id just use some meth spirit in the making process so it absorbed into the sawdust and you'll be good

No smell as it's been used in a pot belly boiler.

you don't want your fire to smell like french fries or chicken wings? I do!

If you can smell products of combustion then you need to get your chimney swept. When used on a hot fire the smoke should all go up the chimney. Any smells in the room means potential carbon monoxide poisoning.

I won't be editing it. I'm sure people will understand it.

I make them for an elderly couple and they love that they last for so long and get great heat from them.