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At YOSPARK we take you on a captivating journey to the heart of Honduras, where the lush pine forest cradle our remarkable fatwood. What makes fatwood unique is its high resin content, which results in its excellent flammability.

Sourced responsibly from mature pine trees when the tree reaches the end of its life cycle or is sustainably harvested. Fatwood is a natural and eco-friendly alternative to chemical fire starters, and it carries a distinct, pleasant aroma that adds to the ambience of any fire.

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Sourced responsibly from mature pine trees when the tree reaches the end of its life cycle or is sustainably harvested. Fatwood is a natural and eco-friendly alternative to chemical fire tarters, and it carries a distinct, pleasant aroma that adds to the ambience of any fire.

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Lighting Instructions and Cautions

Lighting Instructions:

- Place 2 or 3 crisscrossed fatwood sticks on grate.
- Place split firewood on top of the fatwood, while leaving some room for airflow.
- Light the ends of the fatwood sticks, close fire screen, and enjoy!

Fatwood Directions for Charcoal Barbecue Grills:

- Place one firestarter flat on grate.
- Arrange charcoal into a neat mound.
- Light the firestarter.

Caution:

- Always open damper before starting a fire and ensure adequate air supply at all times.
- Ensure you don’t have downdraft and that your chimney and burn area are clean.
- Never use without a grate (1-3” spacing) and fire screen. Always leave glass door open.
- Never add fatwood to an existing fire.
- Afther lighting the fatwood and adding your firewood, wait 10 minutes before adding
additional firewood.
- Do not move, poke, break or agitate fatwood while it is burning.
- Adult supervision required. Never leave children or pets alone near fire
and fatwood.
- If necessary, extinguish with a dry chemical fire extinguisher (UL or ULC listed class B),
sand or water.
- Close damper when ashes are cool.
- Clean chimney regularly.
- Store the remaining fatwood sticks in a cool, dry place away from fire or open flames.
- Fatwood should not be used as a candle.
- Never cook over burning sticks (let them burn)
- NEVER LEAVE FIRE UNATTENDED.

Inquiries:

For inquiries: info@yospark.net