You guys keep using 1/4’s and Thomas will have to downsize!
Well, I guess it sure beats using none at all…...one thing for certain, if we put the gang here in charge of National Energy Policy, we could save 1/2 (or 3/4) -
One Super Cedar, a PE Summit and a little pack of firewood from 7-11 and a person would be set for the whole winter.
They would have to turn Saudi Arabia into a desert theme park.
i used 1/2 of a super cedar last night to start my 1st fire of the year and was impressed enough to place my order today.
thank you for the geat product, great service and the FREE shipping.
bruce
I’m happy making the pie. They will get the value when they slice it up. Thanks again for the great reviews and enjoy. Begreen thanks for supporting Fred Meyer. Let me know when your over by the wharehouse and I will take care of you!
We still have plenty of FREE Super Cedar Firestarter samples with the Hearth.com label available for you to try! Email your mailing address to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and their on the way.
Thomas
It was a hoot seeing so much fire stuff at Freddy’s. There were lots of other starters, including some bagged stuff that was just loose cedar chips with parafin on them.
I’ll get up there one of these days to try some of the energy logs. Trouble is I don’t often take a vehicle into town and when I do, it’s always on a mission. But I do want to stop by and say howdy.
Tom great product much better than fat wood. In my business I throw away more kindling than I can use.
Please provide pricing. They work soo well even my wife could start a fire. Getting wife participation is priceless
without a master card, They get so proud with their self suficiency when you are not around. Getting them happily
involved is the sign of approval, the wood stove is doing its job
I am on shift today (24 hour). My wife calls this morning and says, “I love these firestarters. They are awesome. I used a 1/4 of a starter, and the fire took right off. We really need to get more of these things.”
Kudos to you NW!
Demoed them last night to my wife. She kept going, there’s no way is that going to start. And, “That won’t work”. Fifteen minutes later she was shaking her head. Thirty minutes she had the same response. She wants ‘em. I have to admit, they really spoil ya.
Yup!
We’re all ruined !
I’m glad I know how to light a good fire without them…but I’ll tell you, in my small fire box ~ that was sometimes a real chore.
This is immediate gratification! I’m definitely an advocate.
I laid in a nice stash of them this season…and I’m thrilled . Came home after work…couple minutes
=nice fire going ! Very little effort required of me…and the house is warm again in next to no time.
GREAT !
Thomas – You have a fantastic product, I would have posted sooner but after an unexpected winter storm blew through my area last Thursday night, we just got power restored tonight. After 4 days with no power it was a nice luxury having you Super Cedar Fire starters handy, also noticed I did have to leave my door ajar on my wood stove to get the fire going.
Tom, wanted to thank you for the samples. Haven’t done my break in fires yet but I put your firestarters in the first picture of my new stove. Thanks again.
I got my samples two weeks ago and I also broke them in 4. A 1/4 piece worked fine to light the stove with ease. NO fuss, no difficult attendance, no kindling chopping. Really easy.
I also had some brick shaped, compressed sawdust with parafin (could this be fatwood?), with no sticker on it so I don’t know what it is. I got it with the used stove I bought last year. I broke that in 3 and used it to light the stove. Same easy lighting of the fire. Could this be Tom’s competition?
Either way, I will check the prices and if they look good, I will probably order some when I almost run out of my current stock.
Fatwood is a stick 1/2” by 8” long. Saturated with pitch. Works well for starting fires.
What makes Super Cedars different is our unique manufacturing process.
We startt with the highest quality paraffin and blend it with Western red Cedar. We use a very small ratio of this paraffin to sawdust. This enables our product to start much faster (Oxygen rich) and burn way cleaner than fatwood.
There are many other paraffin/sawdust firestarters that do not use as refined paraffin. These are often extruded in bars that are heavy in paraffin which I believe do not start as fast or burn as clean and hot.
The Super Cedar also smells the best!
I thank all of you that have taken the time to test the Hearth.com special label Super Cedar. We still have more samples for new members. Email us at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and they will ship tomorrow.
PS. Those of you that have ordered our product. We thank you for your support. The Hearth.com label available in 100 count cases only at this time.
Craig, How did you start your corn stove? I hear corn is harder to start then a pellet stove. I could use your experience to help others that ask in the future. I would also be happy to send some samples to COAL burners and any NEW or old members.
Email your address to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and they are on their way!
Hearth.com label available on 30 and 100 count only, and the free samples also!
I ordered the 9 boxes of 8 starters and was hoping they had the (hearth.com) logo. Thought I’d give some out as gifts this year to my redneck, wet wood havin, non fire lighting buddies. Oh well…great product nonetheless. Looking forward to getting others hooked!!
LOOK MA…no kindling!!!
