ALP Galvanized Steel Chimney Starter Basket, Heat Resistant Handle

Easiest: Easy and clean setup of heating charcoal. There is no need for lighter fluid any more. Your food won?t be tainted by any chemicals. Fastest: The generous ventilation holes will ensure the charcoal have excellent air circulation and heat generation. Cheapest Method: Just use some newspaper or other papers at the bottom of canister. Safer: A wooden handle of charcoal starter plus heat shield for protection against heat transfer. More efficient: lighting charcoal with a charcoal chimney starter is fast. It is about 15-20 minutes. Note: 1.Please do not put the newspaper or papers in too tightly as this will restrict air flow necessary for the paper to burn efficiently. 2.Pinch out or stick out some newspaper at two or three places for easy igniting. RUST-RESISTANCE: Charcoal starter measures 11" x 6.5" x 6.5", the canister holds up to 4 pounds of coal, larger capacity than other charcoal chimney starters. Steel of chimney starter is black painted for rusting resistance and long life. EASY TO USE AND PORTABLE: The large size of the chimney charcoal starter base and air vents shortens the amount of time it takes to heat up the charcoal. a wooden handle plus heat shield of charcoal starter for protection against heat transfer. charcoal chimney lighter fits perfectly all kinds of briquette charcoal BBQ, grill, outdoor cooking, quick backyard BBQ, barbecues, tailgate parties, and car camping, fish trips and garden grilling, traveling. QUICKER AND SAFER: Galvanized Steel charcoal starter for grills use chimney principle and start your barbecue BBQ in the shortest possible time. About 15-20 minutes the coals will be red hot. There is no need to use any lighter fluid such as lump cubes, squares, save time and effort! CHEAPER AND EASIER: just use some newspapers or any other paper at the bottom of steel canister. light up crinkled up newspapers or papers with fire starter, and set the can over the flame. No more buying flammable bottles of liquid to squirt over your charcoal briquettes before lighting them.