Eco Blaze Natural Firelighters ​​- Fire Lighters for Wood & Log Burners - Wood Wool Fire starters for BBQ & Pizza Oven Firestarters - Safe, Clean & Odourless Wax Coated Instant Firestarters - 200 Box

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There are a number of different fire starters out there than refer to themselves as ‘green’– some better than others. Pour the melted wax into the metal teapot. Then gently strain it into the low-heat saucepan, before leaving it to cool for a bit. Firelighters always make your job a little easier. Unfortunately, many of the firelighters on the market do so at a cost to our planet and people.

Natural Eco Wood Firelighters (most intense flame and best firelighter – TESTED AND PROVEN AS BEST VALUE AS WELL as best firelighter to actually ignite charcoal)Versatile Use: Whether you're lighting a cosy indoor fireplace, an outdoor BBQ, or a campfire in the wilderness, Flamers are your trusted companion. They are perfect for a range of applications and settings. That’s why my instructions include two safety precautions. The first is that the beeswax is mixed with liquid cooking oil. This helps the beeswax penetrate the wood wool, but it also increases the flashpoint of the beeswax. The other is that we melt the beeswax over a double boiler. A pan floating in a pan filled with simmering water. When it comes to deciding whether to buy or make eco-friendly firelighters, the key thing to think about is the trade off between time and money. There are a few pins that I come across again and again, and each time a little voice in my head says ‘I wonder if that really works?’ Well, there is only one way to find out! Welcome to our series of Pin-Tested; where Craft Invaders try out crafty pins that inspire us, and find out how easy it is to recreate that pin at home.

Unless you are a woodsman purist, who refuses to take shortcuts and takes pride in the effort and skill required to kindle your logs, it is likely that if you regularly light a fire, firelighters are a part of your life. Pour melted wax over them. Carefully pour a small amount of melted candle wax over each tea bag, using just enough wax to cover the bag or the leaves. Making our own firelighters allows us to make use of natural and waste materials from our property and personally, I find it an enjoyable process. Of course, if you are a beekeeper, this is another thing that you might be able to source for free on your homestead.

If you are trying to go greener on your homestead, and want to live as sustainably as possible, then it is essential to look carefully at the ingredients in any firelighters that you buy. Natural: Flamers are made from natural wood shavings and refined paraffin wax, ensuring a clean and eco-friendly fire-starting experience.