Safe alternative to liquid charcoal fire starters. This product has been stringently tested and complies with the South Coast Air Quality Management District Rule 1174 ref. C58. Squares light quickly and easily even when wet and burn 8-10 minutes. Suitable for charcoal grills, fireplaces, wood and pellet stoves and campfires. These compressed wood chip and wax based squares contain 10-percent recycled wood and paper fiber. Just break off several fire starters, stand on end with edges touching and light.
Product Features
- Rutland Safe Lite Fire Starter Squares are the best way to start your next fire, regardless of where that might be.
- Safe Lite Fire Starter Squares are made of recycled wood chips and wax
- No flare up and they won’t flavor food
- Excellent for: Grills, smokers, fire pits, bonfires, campfires, wood stoves, coal stoves
- Made in USA
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Very good product! I have used these before and when I went to the hardware store here in CA to get more they were out. It seems that they only carry them in the Winter time. So I got frantic because these things work great. I found them on Amazon and ordered 3 boxes! One square lights a fire almost everytime in my Lopi wood stove. I have used them to light fires in my fireplace too. They light very quickly and burn long enough to get dry wood blazing. I highly recommend these to anyone who has a wood stove or…
Almost Perfect Please see user PixI bought this product because I wanted a fast way to start a log fire in my fireplace. I was tired of using newspaper to light up my fire logs and those “anytime log” can be expensive.The bottom line is that this product works and I am very satisfied. However, I gave it a 4 star due to the Pros and Cons and I am listing below (in no particular order).Pros:-Affordable when compared to different fire starter methods-Individual Pieces…
Best fire starters bar none! I have actually tried every fire starter product on the market. This one is the one to use. They light easily everytime. Unlike some of the others, they are small enough to wedge between logs without falling off the fire stack before they are consumed. I build my fire using two of the squares approximately 4 inches from each end of my fire stack. Stack the secondary logs on top of the primary logs, light the starters and walk away. If you are looking for a clean effort free way to start a fire,…