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Midwest Hearth Cedar Fire Starters are eco-friendly, 4" x 1" compressed disks made from cedar sawdust and refined wax. Each starter burns cleanly at nearly 1200ยฐF for 20-30 minutes, leaving no toxic residue. Designed with a break-apart quadrant for up to 4 fires per disk, theyโre ideal for BBQs, fireplaces, stoves, campfires, and survival kits. Proudly made in the USA, these fire starters combine convenience, safety, and sustainability for all your fire-building needs.


| ASIN | B01KMZPB92 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (313) |
| Date First Available | 6 December 2016 |
| Item model number | MH Cedar-8 |
| Package Dimensions | 21.18 x 12.4 x 11.1 cm; 880 g |
C**C
These work very well and each disk can be quartered to use to start 4 fires. I was skeptical but ordered anyway. Just wrap a quarter of one disk in a piece if newspaper and place on grid with some kindling or small logs and it will start. The photo i took is a fire i started 5 minutes ago.
R**R
These are easy to use, work well and good value for your money
S**F
Easy and clean fire starter.
A**Y
I bought these to help start my first ever fireplace fires in the cabin I rented this weekend and they were a godsend. They do take a good 10-20 seconds to catch fire, so make sure you use longer or sturdier matches (I used hard kitchen matches and lit two at a time and that worked). I did not try breaking them into quarters, but from what I experienced, that would not have worked as well. They are a slower burn when used whole and help keep your fire going longer and stronger. Also, when you take them out of the individual plastic wrap, they are a little crumbly, so I would imagine breaking them into fourths would make a bit of a mess. I would definitely buy these again!
K**O
Great firestarter. Wished it would last a little longer but overall does the job.
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