Flamers Natural Firelighters

Whether you’re an occasional or frequent fire-builder, you know that starting a fire can be a challenge. This is where firelighters come in handy- they make it easier to light your fire and keep it burning all night long. This pack contains 24 firelighters.
They are light to carry, natural, and will light even when wet. They can also easily be lit with a flint and steel.

Made in Britain out of wood wool and then dipped into wax to provide a longer and easier burn, only one needed to light a fire.
Made from natural wood wool with natural, renewable, untreated wood shavings
These natural firelighters can be used to start fires in woodburners, barbeques, stoves, campfires, pizza ovens and firepits.

 

Natural: Flamers are made from natural wood shavings and refined paraffin wax, ensuring a clean and eco-friendly fire-starting experience.

One per fire: Say goodbye to the frustration of fumbling with newspapers, or messy liquid fire starters. Simply, place two logs at the base of your woodburner, add 6-8 sticks of kindling in a Jenga formation on top, place ONE Flamer natural firelighter in the middle of your Jenga formation and light!

Consistent Performance: Each Flamer natural firelighter is carefully crafted to provide a reliable and consistent burn. You can trust them to ignite your fire quickly, even in adverse weather conditions.

Long burn time: Flamers natural firefighters can burn up to 15 minutes.

Versatile Use: Whether you’re lighting a cosy indoor fireplace, an outdoor BBQ, or a campfire in the wilderness, Flamers are your trusted companion. They are perfect for a range of applications and settings.

No Odour or Residue: Unlike some firelighters that can leave unpleasant odours or residue on your fingers when handled, Flamers natural firelighters burn cleanly, leaving behind no residue or smell.

Sustainable Packaging: Flamers are packaged in recyclable/compostable materials, minimizing their environmental impact. The box is made up of carboard and the clear window from cornstarch.