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These large fire lighters are as described., I have purchased three times and they are consistently good. I have a cassette style log burning fire and these natural fire lighters allow me to light the fire with three standard Ash wood logs, no kindling sticks needed. Well worth the money the storage run is,an added bonus. Thankyou.

Love this product! The firelighters are well-made, don’t smoke, and have a long burn time. The bucket looks fantastic, and for the price, you’d be crazy not to buy it!

Always use these as they are so easy and clean to use. Bucket was a bonus as it was cheaper on Amazon than on the actual supplier web site.Couple of pieces of kindling underneath , one of these on top, couple of other pieces of kindling on top (not necessary really but I do) on top of couple of logs and the fire will be started quickly and easily.No smell and no nasty residue.

Good product. No kindling required. Really easy to get a fire off to a good start. Somewhat pricey.

Very good but you probably need to use more then one in truth.

👍Wonderful item!! Wonderful seller!! Can't rate highly enough, many thanks!!!👍

They claim that you lay these next to dry logs and they will light the fire.Not so simple sadly. Some in our box are very thin and spindly, about 0.5" across and some are 1.25". The thin ones burn quickly and are done before the logs catch so you really need kindling which defeats the object of buying these.The fat ones are better. I guess they are hand made as they really are all different thickness.One thing is they light instantly with a match and are spitting furiously in seconds. The tall flames then look impressive but its not for long.I bought a small box as a trial and sadly I wont be buying any more. Better with a chopped up self lighting fire log. They burn for ages and light a fire guaranteed.

Love these ‘rollies’. It is worth buying these than the smaller ones. No smell, easy to handle. I don’t follow their instructions as our woodburner is very temperamental. I put in the scrunched up paper and place the Kindleflamer horizontally with bits of kindling (also Certainly Wood) criss cross over the flamer and some over the paper. Then I set light to the paper- not the Flamer!- and the Flamer starts to burn with a sizzling sound. Then I put bigger bits of kindling and small bits of wood on. That’s it. I do have to warm the flue with an old hair dryer for a minute before lighting and then never get a smoking fire.