Rutland Prod. 50B Firestarter | 
enlarge | Brand: Rutland Products Category: Kitchen
List Price: $13.10 Buy New: $8.49 You Save: $4.61 (35%)
New (5) from $8.49
Avg. Customer Rating: 4 reviews Sales Rank: 15178
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.9
MPN: 50B Model: 50B UPC: 022624002505 EAN: 0022624002505 ASIN: B00138MO16
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 144PK BULK FIRESTARTER | | • | KW's: fire starter fireplace firestarter firelighter match type |
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Product Description Safe Lite Fire Starter squares are the safe clean burning solid fuel alternative to liquid charcoal firestarters. This product has been stringently tested and complies with the South Coast Air Quality Management District Rule 1174 ref. C58. These high per
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| Customer Reviews:
The only starters that work... November 7, 2008 ...for my corn stove. Sometimes they are hard to find, so I buy 5 or 6 boxes to get through the winter! Other products I have tried (such as gel) don't get hot enough to trigger the feed mechanism; or they leave too much residue and clog the air holes in the burn box; or they are too big chunky, and end up blocking the feed chute and the fire gets smothered; or they are crumbly and messy (cedar starters and coffee logs). Fatwood is too long for the burn box, expensive, and doesn't stay lit when I turn on the stove fan. I haven't used the Rutland starters much for camping and I don't have a wood stove, but I kept a box in my car last year and several times I was able to give a dozen or so to friends--they loved them too! I usually need 5 squares to start my stove, but (without shipping) it's still the most economical option I've found, and you probably only need one or two for a wood fire. A friend of mine splits his squares with a knife, so they're even more economical, and he can get the fire going in several places at once. You can do that, fray a corner or even twist the square so there is more rough surface, and it will catch more easily esp. under wet or windy conditions. These will save you lots of bother with paper and kindling. Good survival/emergency item.
Very good product! December 8, 2007 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
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 fireplace and hates getting a stubborn fire started. This product is guaranteed to give you a 99% shot as success in starting your fire the first time everytime.
Safe way to start fires in your woodstove November 25, 2007 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have been using this product for years. It is the best fire starting product I have found on the market for starting fires in our wood stove. I recommend it.
Pretty good but petroleum smell when burning. May 9, 2007 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The title says it all. I prefer "fatwood" because it works really well and is only wood.
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