Zip Premium All Purpose Wrapped Fire Starter 24 Pack
October 10, 2017 - Comment
Zip Premium Wood Firestarter is ideal for igniting wood fires and wood/pellet stoves. They are easy to use and convenient and work well each and every time. The one-touch lighting blocks burn up to 18 minutes, providing a strong base for your fire. These jet-fuel based igniters have no mess and no odor. Zip firestarter, 12-count, is the #1 fireplace aid in the world, ensuring your warmth and comfort.
Product Features
- #1 firestarter in the world
- Jet fuel based, Premium ignition performance
- No mess, low odor, Clean and convenient
- Firestarter blocks are ideal for all wood fires, wood and pellet stoves
- Burns for up to 18 minutes to create a hot foundation for your fireplace or stove
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Single word – Awesome! I used a firestarter (another brand) for a campfire the first time this past summer. What have I been thinking bringing paper and kindling all this time? So, I went out and bought a few boxes of these and they work fantastic. You can put your small cut logs directly on these, lite the ‘paper’ (it is more like a plastic, but works the same), and these things will burn long and hot enough to get the logs on the fire going. I am amazed. The last time, I lite the starter, walked away to do…
They burn super hot for around 10 minutes I will never buy a fire starter log again!!!!!!!! I have never had one of these not result in a blazing fire in my fire pit. They burn super hot for around 10 minutes, which is all I need. So glad I found out about them. Just don’t mistake them for dishwasher soap!
way better than expected bought these about a week before a hike. It rained on the hike, then it rained some more, and finally….it rained. I had no hope for a camp fire at the end of the day, but really, had nothing to lose. I had brought these with me and put one under some wood which was wet. I should say that the internal part of each “log” was dry, so this was obviously key. The Zip Firestarter kept a strong enough fire on the wood for what I would guess was 10 minutes for the internal dry wood to…