Duraflame Fatwood Resin-Rich Kindling Sticks Fire Starters for Wood or Charcoal 1 Box

Duraflame fatwood firestarters are a reliable way to start charcoal or wood fires. Duraflame fatwood kindling sticks come from the tree stumps of non-endangered pines that continue to absorb quick burning pitch after the trees have been felled. The concentrated. naturally-occurring resin ignites quickly from one match and generates an intense. sustained flame. No new trees are cut down and no additives have been applied to the product. Duraflame fatwood is both user and environment-friendly. Duraflame fatwood fire starters make it easy to enjoy a fire or barbeque anytime by providing fast lighting. consistent flame every time. Enjoy a fire while on a camping adventure. relax in your backyard with a fire in your firepit or use to light charcoal for grilling a delicious meal. This .125 cu ft box weighs approximately 5lbs. Model number: 00549

• Resin-rich wood kindling sticks
• Real wood – No additives
• Fatwood can be used to light both wood fires and charcoal
• Duraflame fatwood fire starters are great for lighting a fire while camping. enjoying a firepit in your backyard or lighting charcoal for grilling
• Fast lighting
• Duraflame fatwood is both user and environment friendly
• Provides a consistent flame for starting a wood fire or charcoal
• No new trees are cut down to make this product
• No Additives
• Lights with one match
• Duraflame fatwood comes from the tree stumps of non-endangered pines that continue to absorb quick-burning pitch after the trees have been chopped
• Duraflame fatwood firestarters make it easy to start a wood fire or charcoal barbeque anytime
• The .125 cu ft box weighs approximately 5lbs.
• Model number 00549

Instructions

Lighting Instructions: Place 2 or 3 criss-crossed duraflame fatwood sticks on fireplace grate. Place split firewood on top of the duraflame fat wood sticks. while leaving some room for airflow. Light the ends of the fatwood sticks and replace fireplace screen. Barbecue: Place 3 fatwood sticks in between coals criss-crossed in grill. Light the ends of the fatwood sticks.