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Stove Bright Fire Starter

Reviewed on 06/25/07 Plays: 9

Stove bright fire starter is far better than lighter fluid

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Hi my name is Ryan and today I'll be reviewer a Fire Starter by Stove Bright. As a boy scout I've started many of fire many different situations with all sorts of different wood. And we all know that wet wood sucks. It s really hard to get lit and its just a major problem. But with products like this fire starter gel you can help alleviate that. It s different than lighter fluid because you know lighter fluid is liquid and it squirts about and it gets all over and doesn t go exactly go where you put it. And it comes in this little cool blue gel and it s supposedly like an alcohol base but its denatured alcohol so you should not drink it. And you just squirt it on the squirt it on the wood you want and you light it on fire. And then it s really really a lot better than lighter fluid since it stays burning a long time. The only thing else I'd warn you about is that you don't suppose to use it on an open fire. And that you should be sure to light it shortly after you apply it to the wood because otherwise the alcohol papers will dissipate. But overall this stuff is great for starting fires and definitely a better choice than lighter fluid.