Duraflame 2444 Firestart Firelighters, New Value Size Package 48-Pack
December 6, 2018 - Comment
Duraflame is America’s favorite fire starter brand. Duraflame Fire start Firelighters are the fast, sure way to light a wood fire. Each starter is individually wrapped for clean handling and quick one-match lighting. Using Fire starters results in faster and more complete ignition of the fire, reducing emissions of particulate matter and carbon monoxide so you’re doing your part to protect air quality when you use a fire start. Duraflame Fire starts use only recycled wood and agricultural fibers, saving valuable natural resources. They are with a blend of wax and recycled biomass fibers. Stock up on Duraflame Fire start Firelighters for when the weather is right for cozy fires in the fireplace or chilly nights around the campfire.
Product Features
- 6oz fire starters ignite easily and burn up to 30 minutes – long enough to start stubborn wood fires
- Clean and easy to light with just one match
- Made with a blend of waxes and renewable, recycled biomass fiber
- Starts fires quickly & easily
- Using Fire starters results in faster and more complete ignition of the fire, reducing emissions of particulate matter and carbon monoxide
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Five Stars I LOVE these;.visitors from far and wide wonder at my beautiful successful crackling fires.Truly.
Just terrific. Just terrific. Use them routinely to start my wood-burning stove and fires in the fireplace. I also bought another type from Amazon — can’t recall the name — flat cardboardy fire starters, promoted as green because they’re recycled. Don’t bother w/them, they are really hard to light and stay lit. Oh, and the Duraflame lighters? They’re also made of recycled stuff, if that’s meaningful to you.
THIS is the firestarter pack I was looking for! … THIS is the firestarter pack I was looking for! These are the individually wrapped, “light the wrapper” style firestarters. They light split firewood with no kindling ever time. I set the firestarter either on the bottom of the fireplace under the supporting andiron or on the andiron and stack the wood over it.The unwrapped firestarters which are just a hunk of wax and sawdust that you break off don’t work worth a damn. I’ve tried wrapping them with paper, oiled paper,…