Our 20-pack of fire starters is perfect for your next outdoor excursion. Whether you’re cooking on the grill, fishing by the river, or just enjoying a cozy fireplace inside, these easy-to-use fire starters will do the job. Mr. Pen fire starters are made of wax and sawdust and are completely odorless! They don’t emit any off-putting smell, so you can enjoy your fires without worrying about unpleasant smells. Small, lightweight, and easy to use, our fire starters are perfect for starting fires in any weather. Each one will burn for up to 10 minutes and is designed to withstand wind and rain. Plus, even when it looks completely burned up, it’s still working! Mr. Pen fire starter has no odor or chemical taste, making them suitable for starting grills, smokers, and even pellet stoves in addition to lighting campfires. First, put 1 or 2 fire starters on the bottom and cover them with dry kindling or small twigs. Then, fire up the fire starter and wait till kindling or twigs ignite. Finally, maintain the fire by adding larger dry firewood pieces or charcoal.
- Our 20-pack of fire starters is perfect for your next outdoor excursion. Whether you’re cooking on the grill, fishing by the river, or just enjoying a cozy fireplace inside, these easy-to-use fire starters will do the job.
- Mr. Pen fire starters are made of wax and sawdust and are completely odorless! They don’t emit any off-putting smell, so you can enjoy your fires without worrying about unpleasant smells.
- Small, lightweight, and easy to use, our fire starters are perfect for starting fires in any weather. Each one will burn for up to 10 minutes and is designed to withstand wind and rain. Plus, even when it looks completely burned up, it’s still working!
- Mr. Pen fire starter has no odor or chemical taste, making them suitable for starting grills, smokers, and even pellet stoves in addition to lighting campfires.
- First, put 1 or 2 fire starters on the bottom and cover them with dry kindling or small twigs. Then, fire up the fire starter and wait till kindling or twigs ignite. Finally, maintain the fire by adding larger dry firewood pieces or charcoal.
