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The short answer is no; lighter cubes are not toxic. They are made from natural materials like wax and sawdust, which are not harmful to humans. Outdoor cooking equipment: Lighter cubes are handy for lighting other outdoor cooking equipment, such as portable grills, camp stoves, or fire pits. It’s important to read the label carefully when choosing a lighter cube to avoid these potential issues.

Bonfires and bonfire pits: Lighter cubes are useful for starting larger fires for bonfires or in designated fire pits. They help ignite more firewood or logs, ensuring a sustained and enjoyable fire. Can You Use Lighter Cubes In A Fireplace? You can use this torch to light untreated briquettes without sneaking in a lighter cube or two, but the process takes time, burning through fuel while you stand amid drifting smoke. During testing, the torch got briquettes smoking in less than 15 seconds but needed to run about five minutes to effectively light the pile. After hiding a couple of starter squares among the briquettes, we found we could switch off the torch after a few seconds and the starter squares would spread the flame. Weber BBQs do most of the cleaning for you so that cleaning your Weber could not be easier. The best Read More >Sunday, the day of rest - if only! Still completely confused as to what time of the day it was, we embarked Read More >

When using lighter cubes, it’s important to be patient and allow them enough time to fully ignite before adding more fuel to the fire. Avoid leaving the flame unattended, especially in outdoor settings where wind or other factors can cause the fire to spread. We held another successful Certified by Weber BBQ event at Sunshine Garden Centre on the 30th July Read More > This delicious salsa accompanied some Korean rubbed pork tenderloins and they were seared each side over Read More > In situations where traditional fire-starting methods may be limited, such as during a power outage or in wet conditions, lighter cubes can provide a reliable means of starting a fire for cooking, warmth, or signaling.I used to be adamant that a classic grilled burger was the best way forward, simply cooked over charcoal Read More > Proper disposal: Once the lighter cube has cooled down completely, dispose of it properly according to local waste disposal regulations. Do not dispose of it in regular household waste if the manufacturer does not recommend it. Even with a thermoplastic handle, it’s safest to put on a heat-protective mitt before grabbing the chimney’s handle, dumping the coals on the grill’s charcoal grate, and spreading them evenly or into cooking zones. Once the coals are in the grill, set the cooking grate over them and cover the grill for a few minutes of preheating. When it’s hot, adjust the grill’s dampers to your desired temperature and start cooking.