Fire Starter Squares 64 - Fire Starters for Fireplace,Chimney,BBQ Grill,Camping Fire,Wood Stove - Water Resistant and Safe Odourless - Camping Accessories

I’ve been using these Fire Starter Squares to kick off my wood fires in the fireplace, and they’ve made the process a breeze. Tossing 2 or 3 cubes under some kindling and logs gets a solid blaze going in minutes—usually under five, even with slightly damp wood after a rainy week. The 192-count pack is a steal for the price; I’ve gone through about a dozen over a month of nightly fires, and there’s still plenty left.They’re simple to use—no fumbling with newspaper or lighter fluid. Each square lights up fast with a match and burns steady for about 8-10 minutes, long enough to catch the logs without babysitting. I love that they’re odorless—none of that chemical stink some starters leave behind—and they’re water-resistant, which held true when I accidentally left a few on a damp shelf. The claim of burning at 1300°F seems legit; they kick out serious heat to get things rolling.A couple notes: the squares can crumble a bit if you’re rough with them, so I grab them gently from the box. Also, for bigger fires (like a full stove load), three cubes felt just right—two might not cut it with dense hardwood. Compared to wax-and-sawdust starters I’ve tried, these are cleaner and more consistent, though they’re not as compact for camping.For fireplace or wood stove users, these are a no-brainer—reliable, safe, and hassle-free. I’d give them 4.5 stars, rounded up to 5 for how well they deliver. Great for daily fires—just adjust the count for your setup!

Lites quick but not to quick great for those small pellet stoves at least that’s what I use. There cheap too.

These work great! I light two at once in my pellet stove to get the fire started. No scent or black smoke. 👍👍

Start camp fires and charcoal. Lights fast. Burns long enough to start coal

Fire Starters work great in my fireplace with a small amount of paper and some kindling.

These work really well in the wood stove or campfire.

I bought these for starting my Masterbuilt gravity feed smoker. Unfortunately they are so small they will not span the gap for the igniter squares without some help. They also claim to be 50% paraffin and wood dust but it more resembles layered paper when broken apart. They burn so short that I highly doubt it's 50% paraffin either. In either event, using toothpicks I was able to string enough of these together to get the fire lit in my smoker. However, if you are trying to get more bang for your buck, this is probably not the product for you as you will probably have to use more than one to get a fire started.

They work fine, bug not as good as the little pellets