Collection: Flamers Firelighters

Flamers are designed to ignite easily and provide a steady burn to help start fires. They are made from a natural woodwool which is dipped into fully-refined paraffin wax.

Refined Paraffin Wax in Firelighters:

Refined paraffin wax is considered a better alternative to kerosene for several reasons. Firelighters made from paraffin wax burn cleaner than kerosene and have a minimal odour, making them more suitable for indoor use.

Advantages of Refined Paraffin Wax:

- Cleaner Burning: Produces less soot and smoke.

- No Odor: Minimal odour, more pleasant for indoor use.

- Convenience: Easier to handle and store than liquid kerosene-based firelighters.

- Efficiency: Provides consistent heat, helping to establish a fire more effectively.

Disadvantages of Paraffin Wax:

- Cost: Can be more expensive than kerosene.

Natural firelighters are made from wood wool and wax, designed to ignite quickly and burn steadily. Natural firelighters like Flamers and KindleFlamers produce a strong, consistent flame that helps light kindling and logs. Using natural firelighters makes starting a fire easier and more reliable.

The best firelighters for wood burners and open fires are natural firelighters that burn cleanly and consistently. Flamers provide a strong, reliable flame but are best used with kindling to start your fire. KindleFlamers burn for longer and can often be used without kindling. Choosing the best firelighters for wood burners and open fires depends on whether you prefer a traditional or simplified fire lighting method.

Natural firelighters are often better than chemical firelighters because they burn cleaner and produce less odour. Natural firelighters like Flamers and KindleFlamers are made from wood wool and wax, making them easier to handle and more pleasant to use.

How to Light a Fire with Flamers (with kindling)

1. Place 2 small logs at the grate of your woodburner
2. Position 6-8 sticks of kindling in a Jenga formation on top of the logs
3. Place ONE Flamer in the middle of the kindling formation
4. Light the Flamers using a match or lighter
5. Allow the kindling to catch and build a steady flame
6. Gradually add kiln dried logs once the fire is established
7. Adjust airflow to maintain a consistent burn

How to Light a Fire with KindleFlamers (without kindling)

1. Place 2 small logs at the grate of your woodburner
2. Lay ONE KindleFlamer in the ridge fo these logs
3. Position another small log on top of the formation (diagonally)
4. Light the KindleFlamer
5. Allow the log on top to catch and build a steady flame
6. Gradually add kiln dried logs once the fire is established
7. Adjust airflow to maintain a consistent burn