Once used primarily for home fires and heating, honeycomb-shaped cylindrical briquettes made from anthracite coal. How many holes does honeycomb coal have. This question is a little complicated, how many holes in the honeycomb coal, depending on the size of the hearth, the hearth is large the honeycomb coal is large, the hole is more, the hearth is small the need for honeycomb coal is small, the holes are naturally less! Now most of the civilian honeycomb coal is 12 holes and 17 holes, of course, industrial use, such as school cafeterias, restaurants and so on is the exception. Beehive coal practice, with coal face dipped in water, and soil according to find a certain proportion of blending together, and then use the mold to get out. The trick of pointing the honeycomb coal, first find some small sticks or split the wood into small strips of finger thickness, and these wood in the honeycomb stove under the mouth of the inner frame, pay attention to be sure to frame the loose, hollow, and then will be the waste of newspaper lighted to put under the empty wood frame. In this way, it is easy to light the wood on fire, and the burning flame of the wood can in turn ignite the honeycomb coal.

Some honeycomb stoves have very small openings, so you can use bricks on the outside to hold up the coals, then light the coals as described above, and then use a poker to put the lit coals into the stove