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I have been making BD for about two years but have been unable to perfect making any thing with glycerin that can be handled easily enough to burn in my wood stove, fire place or even acamp fire. Tried mixing with saw dust from feed store in card board mailing tube all I got  was a mess. Spring will be here some day and need to find some thing to do with excess glycerine. Soap is not an answer. Makes great soap but what do you do with 10000 bars of soap? 

We dump ours in a manure lagoon at a local dairy farm. Even with the methanol in it is fine for fertilizer when mixed with 1,000,000 gallons of manure.

Better yet would be to find a farm operating an anerobic digester.

 Bob 

GIVE THE SOAP TO THE HOMELESS!!     LOL.....

Not an expert, not a chemist, just a repeater of what I have read… do your own homework.
I hope this helps.

Here is some information I found about making logs:

            They used wood shavings, not sawdust. A 1-litre milk carton holds 450 gm of wood-shavings and 750 gm of glycerin by-product.

Contact your local Wastewater / Sewage Treatment Plant.  Some plants will use the glycerin in their digester to stimulate the bacteria that consumes the 'waste'.  After consuming the the glycerin (and methanol), the bacteria emits methane, which some plant use to run their generators and produce power.

 If you live out a very rural area, the nearest facility may be too far to be useful, though.