WH 54+ Pack Natural, Long-Burning Fire Starters for Grills & Campfires | Quick Ignite, Odorless Firestarters, for BBQ Chimney Charcoal Starters, Outdoor Fire Pit, Fireplace, Wood Stove, Pizza Oven

I love that these feel more natural then most other starter logs that feel loaded down with chemicals. We have a high efficiency wood burning fireplace and we frequently use it to heat it whole home all day. Starting a fire is as simple as letting down some scrap paper, adding cardboard on top of if that, then one of these starters pieces in the cardboard and snuggling the starter in between two full size logs. No other kindling. The starters don't burn forever, but they catch fire easily and burn long enough to get dry pine logs going into a nice fire. They seem like great quality and the starters will probably last me for about 4 years if I burn 90 fires a year and only need to use one per fire. Feels like great value for the money to me.

I use this along with my gas starter to start a fire in my home. It only takes a few fire starters combined with some kindling to start and sustain a fire. What I especially like about the fire starters are that they're natural. There is no addition of strong smelling melting waxes that leave a mess in your fireplace. Simply light and then they do their intended job, start a fire.

These firestarters are EXCELLENT! They get the job done quickly and lighting them is so easy. We use three to start our fires in our fireplace and the burn is perfect to get kindling and small logs started, have not had them fail us even once! Great value for the money when you think about other firestarters. Even the box they come in is convenient for storage of the starters.

I used these all summer to start my charcoal kettle grill. They worked great! I typically used 2-3, but that was probably unnecessary, as they burn for 10 minutes or so each! With 185 pieces in total, it's definitely easy to use just a few at a time. I didn't specifically count them, but there are absolutely a lot of them! Essentially, they are basically shredded bamboo pieces glued together with a kind of white substance, which I believe is simply paraffin wax. Easy to lite and they burn clean. They do smoke if you don't break them apart a bit before lighting, but that appears to just be because of how tightly wound they are otherwise (they smoke from lack of oxygen). The box they come in is great and has an opening for easily getting a few out when needed. When I run out, eventually, I will order more.

It definitely does the trick for fire starter.

These starters work extremely well. I use them in my Big Green Egg smoker to get the lump charcoal going, and they light quickly and consistently every time. Easily the best fire starters I’ve used in a long while—reliable, effective, and hassle-free. They’ve definitely become my go-to for firing up the grill.

Unleashed My Inner Caveman — Now I Can't Be Trusted Near Firewood Let me just say this: if Prometheus had access to WoodHot Fire Starters, he wouldn’t have had to steal fire from the gods — he could’ve just clicked Add to Cart and called it a day. These little pucks of pine-scented wizardry are amazing. They look like something a woodland squirrel might knit in the off-season, but the moment you hit them with a flame? WHOOSH. Fire. Real fire. The kind that makes your inner caveman grunt with primal approval. 🔥 Odorless? Yes. My steaks taste like meat, not mystery chemicals and regret. Fast ignition? I sneezed near one and it lit up like my Aunt Carol at a wine tasting. Long-lasting? I had time to light the fire, grab a drink, build a sandwich, and question the trajectory of my life before it even thought about burning out. Water-resistant? I dropped one in my beer. It still lit. Respect. I used to spend 20 minutes coaxing flames out of damp newspaper and shame. Now, I just toss in one of these and feel like a suburban warlock of fire. My neighbor came over and asked what the secret was. I whispered, “Witchcraft... and Amazon Prime.” Only downside? I now volunteer for every camping trip, tailgate, and neighborhood bonfire just so I can dramatically say, “Stand back, I’ve got this,” while lighting a perfect fire like I’m auditioning for Survivor: Dad Edition. Buy them. Light them. Rule the flame.

Works great, no odor!