Safe Lite Fire Starter. Egg Safe???

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I purchased several boxes of these Safety Lite Fire starter squares at the local Tractor Supply.   The box says they are safe to use for charcoal grills.  However, I'm reluctant to use them in my Egg.  

saluki2007

You're good to go.

Dave in Florida

I use them and have never had a single issue, taste or complaint.

JohnnyTarheel

I use them all the time.. great value 

reload

Thanks so much!  They were on sale, $1.99 each.  I bought the last three on the shelf. 

HofstraJet

Those are fine and used by many on the forum, including me.

GregW

That's what I use and prefer.
They are hard to beat.

Brason

I use them also. I'm pretty sure they are the same ones that BGE rebrands and sells

nolaegghead

Just do not eat the squares, use them to start your fire and you will be fine.

JacksDad

I use them and like them a lot. Simple and cheap. 

sctdg

Paper towel/vegetable oil, done!

EggHeadinFlorida

reload said:

Thanks so much!  They were on sale, $1.99 each.  I bought the last three on the shelf. 

You missed a deal on amazon last week. 144 squares of the same product you have for $4.98

EggHeadinFlorida

A little write up i did the other day on these Rutlands
http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1201676/rutland-fire-starters#latest

nolaegghead

Couldn't hurt I suppose.  I wonder why, if they are volatile, they didn't wrap them to extend the shelf life?

daffy1909

Every time we make bacon,(which is quite often!) I soak up the excess grease with paper towel,and freeze them in a ziplock! Works great!!

Toxarch

I still have the small box of BGE ones that came with my egg. They sit in the egg table drawer outside. Been there for 1.5 years. Decided to try to use one today. I usually break one apart and light the lump in 2 places. It still worked great. Little easier and less messy that the oiled paper towel. Wish I had gotten that $5 deal for the Rutlands.