Description
The perfect and natural way to get your open fire or wood burning stove roaring this Winter. Our Firelighters are made with natural wax, fragranced with the finest oils, and to finish are decorated with Oranges, Cinnamon quills and Bay Leaves.
They also look and smell just wonderful placed in a bowl with some pine cones and make a stylish additional display to any home during the colder months. They equally look lovely and are well suited near to a Fireplace ~ not only to light your fire they are our modern take on ‘Pot Pourri’
How to Use
~ Place one Firelighter amongst paper, in the middle of your fire hearth, grate, bowl or wood burning stove.
~ Lay the kindling up against the Firelighter to make a pyramid shape.
~ Light the wick of the Firelighter.
~ If using a wood burner, leave the door slightly ajar whilst the kindling ignites – this is dependent on your stove manufacturer’s instructions.
~ When the kindling is fully ignited, place fresh kindling on the top, followed by your chosen fuel – logs etc…
~ If using a wood burner, close the door, sit back and enjoy your fire.
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SAFETY
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THESE WINTER FIRELIGHTERS ARE NOT CANDLES AND THEY SHOULD NEVER BE USED AS SUCH. NEVER LEAVE YOUR FIRELIGHTER UNATTENDED WHEN LIT. FOLLOW YOUR WOOD BURNING STOVE GUIDELINES.
Kate Bodle (verified owner) –
Oh my gosh! I bought these as a gift but not sure I can part with them – they look stunning and smell divine!
Polly Kemp (verified owner) –
Not only do these look good enough to eat, but Fireside is one of my favourite HoB fragrances! As we have a wood burner, I use these in a slighty different way, and have a couple in a dish on top of or next to the wood burner, as soon as it heats up the room begins to be filled with the delicious smell, so easy!! Plus, the last for ages!!
Elizabeth Maddocks-Brown (verified owner) –
Wow , these have gone down really well this Christmas. I bought for friends with open fires and they are really delighted. So unique and smell do festive . Perfect for Christmas by the fire