Natural Fatwood Fire Starters in a Rustic Wooden Crate

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March 10, 2019

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This winter get your hearth fired up quickly and easily with fatwood fire starters from this cool new Fatwood Wooden Crate. Fatwood is 100 percent natural fire starting kindling that can be lit with a single match, even when wet. It contains zero chemicals or additives, is safe, clean, and non-toxic, and has an indefinite shelf life. The fatwood is harvested from the stumps of non-endangered, non-rainforest, and non-living pine trees that contain a high concentration of natural resin. It also includes a wooden crate to neatly store up to 12 lbs of fatwood and add a rustic touch to your home's decor. Perfect for starting a fireplace, campfire, fire pit, wood stove, barbecue, and more.

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