Just wanted to say thanks to Super Cedar for the cyber Monday deal! Got 36 @40% off, these babies will last a long time!
Lifetime supply of Super Cedar!
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Just wanted to say thanks to Super Cedar for the cyber Monday deal! Got 36 @40% off, these babies will last a long time!
Woody Stover
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zenoparadox
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There's an ongoing 40% discount for forum members. I ordered a box of 100 unwrapped at the start of this burning season. I figured I'd be set for a long long time. I thought about asking for a sample first just to try them, but that would have been pointless. I'm 100% satisfied.
Vigil Igne
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I don't understand the 40% discount deal. At Super Cedar web site the price is $69.00 for case of 36. Take off the 40% (-27.60) and cost is $41.40. I see Northline Express sells the case of 36 for $28.80. I'm sure I'm missing something?????
KindredSpiritzz
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I'm not sure. But you will want to check the shipping cost.
just bought a case of 100 for about $70 directly. That's by far the best deal I've seen. You may find an occasional sale, but the 40% off for Hearth.com members is basically the wholesale price and includes shipping.
The reason is that the company has roots to this site and has always given the best discounts to members for several years.
Vigil Igne
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$8.63 to Wisconsin. (Free shipping with orders over $129.00.) Still beats the 40% off.
BUT I SEE THE DIFFERENCE .... To get them a bit cheaper via Northline Express you have to get them with the "Northline Express" logo on the cover.
I planted a River Birch in my yard this spring. In a few years I should have a convenient source of fire starters.
Have you tried those Weber lighter cubes? I found them at my local Lowes. Best I've found for grill and campfires. Touch them with a match and there burning. About impossible to dump enough charcoal on them to choke them out and don't leave anything behind to taint your food.
No, I use some gelled alcohol starters that are awesome, just can't use them on the grill. I wanted a source that was good for both uses, and I wanted to give super cedars some business. I tell everyone else to buy them, thought I should too.
I collect Birch bark every fall but Birch is a boreal species that likes cools wet climates so the bark from fallen rotted trees isn't available to many here I'm sure. I'm lucky to work a few hours a week at a wood shop where we make items out of cedar so I get unlimited cedar scrap too and much of it is thin strips ripped on the table saws there
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