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Features:- Lights coals in under 15 minutes. Dimensions : 8 H x 5.8 W x 10.4 D inches
- Place with coals on Weber Lighter Cubes or crumpled newspaper and light
- Compact design makes it ideal for smaller grills or shorter grilling sessions
- Fits perfectly on Smokey Joe and Jumbo Joe charcoal grills
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Community Reviews
This compact Weber chimney starter is best for smaller grills, quick cooks, and low temperature charcoal setups. It fits the Weber Go Anywhere for storage, works well on a Smokey Joe, and can be used on a 22 inch kettle when you do not need a full load. The starter is praised for making charcoal grilling easier, avoiding lighter fluid smell, and holding up well over years of use. The main limitation is size, since it holds about half a full chimney and may feel too small for standard kettles or longer cooks.
The compact chimney starter can fit inside a Weber Go-Anywhere grill for storage when the grate is cut into two pieces.
The compact size can work well for smaller grills like a Smokey Joe or for low-temperature cooking on a 22-inch kettle.
The chimney starter can avoid lighter-fluid smell and taste while still lighting quickly for charcoal cooking.
The starter can support longer burns by adding unlit coals under lit coals after ignition.
The compact chimney starter can be much smaller than expected and may not suit most standard Weber kettle cooks.
The compact starter may be too small for larger cooking needs, and some users may need two units for replacement.
The starter can require high open-air airflow on the main grate, or the coals may not stay lit.
Adding more coals after dumping can take longer to heat up and may produce bad smoke with lower-quality charcoal.
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Pro tip: make sure you're using it on top of the main grate. High flow of open air needed (like an actual chimney) or it won't get enough air to work. Coals will not stay lit—you will be upset and cry. You..not me... I'm a man!
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