Here is what you'll need!<br /><br />RECYCLED PAPER FIRE LOGS<br /><br />SUPPLIES<br />Recycled paper<br />Water<br />Bucket<br />Plastic container<br />Power drill<br />Paint mixer<br /><br />INSTRUCTIONS<br />Put recyclable paper into bucket.<br />Fill the bucket with enough water to soak all the paper. Soak it overnight.<br />Using a power drill, use the paint mixer attachment and mix until the paper turns into a pulpy mush.<br />Take handfuls of the paper pulp and squeeze out as much water as possible. <br />Place it into your plastic container until it fills half way full. Place another container on top and flip the two containers.<br />Place a heavy object on top and let the water drip out for a couple of hours. (optional: drill small holes into the second container for quicker drainage)<br />Take out the paper log and leave it out to dry. This may take many days depending on the size of your log.<br />When firing up the paper logs, make sure to have a flame already going. If you try and light the log on fire it will only smolder. <br />This will keep your house warm during the winters and no need to go chopping wood!<br /><br /><br />Check us out on Facebook! - facebook.com/buzzfeednifty<br /><br />Credits: <br /><br /><br />MUSIC<br />Magical Island_Alt1<br />Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.<br /><br />VIDEO<br />Film Footage courtesy of Shutterstock, Inc.<br />Used by Permission
