Fire Log Kit
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This Fire Kit in the tent pack has all you need to have a three hour fire. Fire Logs are all natural and made from kiln dried wood shavings and saw dust. The logs contain no waxes, chemicals or toxins. The Fire Logs burn safer, cleaner, and hotter and can be used all year long – inside and outdoors. Each kit contains 3 eco friendly fire logs and 1 Fire Starting Cone.
The Fire Logs are great for backyard bonfires and camping. The logs can be transported across state lines because there aren’t any bugs or bacteria to be concerned with.
You can use the Fire Logs for cooking, unlike other manufacturers logs that contain chemicals.
The Fire Logs can be used in wood stoves and wood burning fireplaces.
Even the box is eco friendly. The Fire Log box is recycled cardboard, natural glues, and Soy Ink for print. Therefore the box is safe for depositing in landfills. Net weight 10 pounds.
6 pack fire logs also available
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Frequently Asked QuestionsQuestion: Are the Fire Logs safe to cook with?
Yes the Fire Logs are safe to cook with. They will also add a hardwood flavor in most cases. Question: Do the wood Fire Logs expand?
Yes they expand when they burn. It is suggested that you start with small pieces until you are experienced. Question: Can the Fire Logs and Fire Starting Cones harm my pets and kids if they come in contact?
No: The Fire Logs have no chemicals that will harm people or pets. Question: Can I use the wood Fire Logs in my wood burning fireplace?
Yes you can use the Fire Logs just like cord wood. Question: How do I extinguish the fire?
Simply pour water on the fire or use a fire extinguisher. Question: Can I transport the wood Fire Logs?
Yes because they are made from kiln dried wood shavings, they contain no bugs. Question: Can I use cord wood with the Fire Logs and Starters?
Yes cord wood works well with the Fire Logs and the Fire Starting Cones will even start green wood. Question: Do you have Material Safety Data Sheets?
Yes we have MSDS on file for all of the Fire Log products including OSHA, FDA and other reliable sources. |
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