Duraflame Fatwood Kindling Sticks, Resin- Rich Firelighters To Start Wood Or Charcoal Fires

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01-12-2021 at 01:29 PM #2

Great for campfire kindling

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01-12-2021 at 02:16 PM #3

Great deal, but I ordered this last week and still isn't ready for pickup.

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01-12-2021 at 02:18 PM #4

Quote from NathanN4958 :

Great deal, but I ordered this last week and still isn't ready for pickup.

It probably won't be then, usually it's ready in few hours during their online order pickup hours, for mine it was done in less than 1 hr

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01-12-2021 at 02:21 PM #5

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It probably won't be then, usually it's ready in few hours during their online order pickup hours, for mine it was done in less than 1 hr

Yes most likely not. Still a great deal!

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01-12-2021 at 02:22 PM #6

Anyone know the usual price for these? Seems like a great price for 5lbs but I can't seem to find this exact type available anywhere else.

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01-12-2021 at 02:23 PM #7

This was posted weeks ago....

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01-12-2021 at 02:26 PM #8

what a great product name fatwood. Makes me want to buy a fire pit again and burn stuff.

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01-12-2021 at 02:28 PM #9

If you have a tractor supply close by they have Rutlands safe lite fire starters, usually cost around $15, they are hands down the best fire starters I have ever used. They're small, very cheap, and always light right away. They even fire up when damp. Try them you wont regret it.

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01-12-2021 at 02:31 PM #10

I bought this a couple of weeks ago when it was posted, but then I saw Lowe's had 4 pounds (4 pack) for $6.78. My local Lowes didn't have in stock so I couldn't check, but looking at the Q&A, you might be getting 16 pounds.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Wood-Pro...1000107829

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01-12-2021 at 02:49 PM #11

Quote from NathanN4958 :

Great deal, but I ordered this last week and still isn't ready for pickup.

Walmart is the worst.

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01-12-2021 at 02:52 PM #12

Quote from big_wake :

I bought this a couple of weeks ago when it was posted, but then I saw Lowe's had 4 pounds (4 pack) for $6.78. My local Lowes didn't have in stock so I couldn't check, but looking at the Q&A, you might be getting 16 pounds.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Wood-Pro...1000107829

That seems like a good deal, but I guess the "trade-off" is that they are larger chunks. I would probably only need a little bit - like this deal - with cardboard or something, and I would be good to go.

this deal was posted within the last week, and another commenter said he wraps his in a little bit of cotton & puts some petroleum jelly on it - and it does really well to start fires... so that's an option too, I guess

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01-12-2021 at 03:02 PM #13

How many separate fires can I make at once with this?

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01-12-2021 at 03:20 PM #14

Quote from NEW0 :

That seems like a good deal, but I guess the "trade-off" is that they are larger chunks. I would probably only need a little bit - like this deal - with cardboard or something, and I would be good to go.

this deal was posted within the last week, and another commenter said he wraps his in a little bit of cotton & puts some petroleum jelly on it - and it does really well to start fires... so that's an option too, I guess

Why do you say they are larger chunks? Scrolling through the pics, I do see one picture that shows regular size firewood on top of these and they look like the typical size fatwood sticks.

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01-12-2021 at 04:03 PM #15

Quote from big_wake :

I bought this a couple of weeks ago when it was posted, but then I saw Lowe's had 4 pounds (4 pack) for $6.78. My local Lowes didn't have in stock so I couldn't check, but looking at the Q&A, you might be getting 16 pounds.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Wood-Pro...1000107829

One of the reviews says it really isn't a 4 pack and is 4lbs instead of 16

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