Pen, how long do these superpistaches stay lit?
8-9 mins or so. Didn't time it too closely.
I think next time I'll mix some lint in with them.
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Pen, how long do these superpistaches stay lit?
I tried the lint trick. I dont' recommend it, since my bellybutton suffered third degree burns.....I do the old egg carton, lint and wax trick. I use broken crayons--with a couple little kids running around, I seem to have an endless supply of all three materials.
Is it ok to be using the brand "StaterLogg" firestarters in my woodstove? I've been using these for a few years in my old stove but if it's not good for your stove I don't want to mess up my new fireview.
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Yeah someone mentioned super cedars in this thread, I bookmarked their website so I guess I'll give them a try.Used in moderation, I doubt it'd cause an issue unless there was a warning on them stating that it is not safe for catalysts or some such thing.
In the future, I'd recommend super cedars if you are looking to try something different or don't feel like messing around with making your own. I've never tried that StarterLogg brand, but I know a few others that I've played with smelled of petro/kero/something unpleasant. Super Cedars could be placed in your dresser drawers they are such a clean product.
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Sometimes it seems as though this thread title could serve as an alternate name for Hearth.com.
I gave away 2 truck loads of old shingles, and still have enough on hand for the next umpteen million years.
I may see if sunflower seed shells would work, just for the heck of it.
Definitely gonna try the sunflower seed hulls from the commute combined with dryer lint and paraffin...
I'm just gonna get drunk and start a fire.
I'm working on one of the two
Been a rough week.
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