Free Super Cedar Firestarter samples for new members!!

[Sprinter]

I just shot them an email to try them out. But looking at them, I would think they could be better if they were long an thin instead of round. Take the same amout of material, and shape it 1" x 1" by 8" or something like that. Now it would be reaching further across a fire box.... ?

Well, you pretty much have to break them anyway because it only takes a quarter of one to do the trick. In fact, I break the quarter in half and use both pieces in two places between two splits. Works faster. But I could see how a long thin one would break more easily.


EDIT: It's amazing that these SuperCedar threads get more posts than about any other recurring topic. It's like they're candy or something.

 

[jdp1152]

I just shot them an email to try them out. But looking at them, I would think they could be better if they were long an thin instead of round. Take the same amout of material, and shape it 1" x 1" by 8" or something like that. Now it would be reaching further across a fire box.... ?

Pretty much my thought. I got some samples recently and didn't really see the differentiation that some here observe. I found that two sticks of fat wood gave me a quicker fire across the entire fire box and for a pretty low cost and they are easy to integrate in my fire starting method. I do find it admirable that they send the samples out to you with pretty much no hassle at all. I'd probably revisit the super cedars if they were sticks.

 

[Sprinter]

I just shot them an email to try them out. But looking at them, I would think they could be better if they were long an thin instead of round. Take the same amout of material, and shape it 1" x 1" by 8" or something like that. Now it would be reaching further across a fire box.... ?

Does this mean you made a decision???

 

[Ashful]

I've been using fat wood for the last year, and prefer its lack of "pixie dust", but that costs at least $1/pound in 50 lb quantities. I bought a 10 pound box this summer for $24, and I'll use the last of it tonight. I don't think I've had more than 20 fires this fall, which puts my cost over $1/fire, at the 10 pound pricing.

Super Cedars are $66/100, and you get 400 fires out of those 100 pucks. So, while they're my second favorite method, they're far cheaper than my favorite.

More importantly, Thomas is a stand up guy, offering to replace one member's previous purchase for free, when it was damaged by a recent flood. I like supporting companies like that.

 

[bag of hammers]

It's amazing that these SuperCedar threads get more posts than about any other recurring topic. It's like they're candy or something.

Well, they're good, but get real...

Fire-starters, sex, candy - it's all good, until I get them mixed up....

 

[jjs777_fzr]

Probably something in the packaging. It's cute and they offer customizable labels.
Maybe take it a step further and hire Paris Hilton to endorse them.
Sales would without a doubt quadruple.
And she could expand her brands past apparel and branch out into the hearth industry.
Can't wait. Oh and I blame my comment on bag of hammers comment above...somehow sex,candy painted a image in my mind I don't care to share.

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Hilton has a federal trademark registration No. 3,209,488 for the mark "THAT'S HOT" for use with apparel.

 

[bag of hammers]

Oh and I blame my comment on bag of hammers comment above...somehow sex,candy painted a image in my mind I don't care to share.

lol - just don't keep the fire-starters in the nightstand top drawer.

hey, if you need to purge that image, just jump over to the "ash pan" thread and check out BrowningBAR's ash pile pic - that one will shock you back for a while...

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