Quick-Lighting Fire Starter
At FoxBrush Outdoors, we provide quick-lighting fire starter — only a small amount needed to light a fire.
· Step One: Place pieces of dry wood in a crisscrossing pattern, leaving a space in the middle for the fire starter.
· Step Two: Place a small amount of fire starter (about one ounce) under the dry wood.
· Step Three: Light the fire starter.
· Step Four: The flames from the fire starter will light the wood on fire, providing you with a lasting fire.
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Our fire starter is made from all-natural, all-renewable resources.
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Do not ingest.
Keep fire starter, case and plastic bag, away from infants, children, & pets.
When not using, keep away from heat, sparks, & open flames.
Store in a cool area away from sunlight.
Intended use for starting a fire in a fireplace or campfire, not for cooking.
Never leave a fire unattended.
Starter is not a candle-must be in well ventilated area.
Always be prepared to extinguish a fire.
Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Kindling
Our Kentucky bourbon barrel kindling can be used to start a fire or to burn in mini wood stoves, such as a Solo Mini, pizza ovens, campfires, charcoal grills, or smokers.
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From Kentucky, where nearly all bourbon in the world is made, our firewood is White Oak from a Kentucky bourbon distillery, where it has been used to age bourbon 4+ years.
After we acquire the wood, we continue to saturate it with bourbon, place the wood in airtight mylar bags, and heat seal it. This process preserves the unique aroma of the wood. When burned, it gives each fire a distinct bourbon scent.
A very heavy hardwood, White oak burns hotter than most woods in the US, leaving only a small amount of ash as the intensity of the heat burns all the wood. This makes white oak one of the most desirable woods to burn.
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Do not ingest.
Keep wood and plastic bag away from infants, children, & pets.
When not using, keep away from heat, sparks, & open flames.
Store in a cool area away from sunlight.
Never leave a fire unattended.
Starter is not a candle-must be in well ventilated area.
Always be prepared to extinguish a fire.