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Italian design brand Egloo has created a chimney-shaped heater powered by bioethanol. Made of heat-resistant terracotta, the Tornado heater is named after the spinning shape of the flame visible through the opening on the front. In addition to being fun to look at in the form of a chimney, it aims to help reduce energy consumption by generating heat from natural and cost-effective bioethanol.

"The Tornado is a unique and groundbreaking product that combines contemporary design with the timeless appeal of fire, resulting in a beautiful synergy of form and function," said Egloo.

Inside the heater, the natural heat rise of the fire works synergistically with the terracotta structure to accelerate and rotate the air, an effect that increases heat flow by 500% without requiring additional energy.

 Tornado is also efficient, using the natural fuel bioethanol to minimize fuel consumption and eliminate the need for costly infrastructure or maintenance, which can significantly reduce heating costs.  The benefits don't end there. The ceramic wool inside the tank increases Tornado's efficiency while also prioritizing user safety. Known for its high-temperature resilience and insulating capabilities, the material acts as a protective barrier to prevent potential fuel leaks and ensure that bioethanol is consumed in a controlled manner. The presence of this material ensures that the flame is stable and contained, minimizing the risk of explosion. Tornado can also be used as an essential oil diffuser. It's handmade in Italy and comes in six colors: orange-brown, white, black, beige, blue, and red, which are characteristic of terracotta.

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