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Pine Mountain Creosote Buster Chimney Cleaning Safety Firelog 3.5Lb Log Brown 1 Count, (4152501500)
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Pine Mountain Creosote Buster Chimney Cleaning Features
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Fireplace Safety: The Creosote Buster Fire log contains a specially formulated powder that when heated converts to a super penetrating gas to attack and breaks down creosote compounds in your chimney to remove dangerous creosote and help prevent chimney fires
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Easy Fireplace Maintenance: Simply add a Creosote Buster Fire log to an existing fire once per season (or every 40 fires) to safely and easily remove the dangerous buildup of creosote and help prevent chimney fires; It's easy, clean, safe and all natural
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Clean and Green: Our fire logs burn cleaner than cordwood, producing up to 80% less carbon monoxide and 75% less particulate matter; Nearly all the materials in our products are made from renewable resources so you can be sure that your choice is a clean one
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Easy and Authentic: We're dedicated to bringing you only the finest quality, American made, nature inspired products that make it easy for you and your family to cozy up in front of the fireplace or gather around the campfire, with a simple strike of a match
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Compare and See The Quality: Compare our line of fire starters, fire logs, and fire safety accessories to similar products by manufacturers like Duraflame, Blackwood Charcoal, Earth log, Lightning Nuggets, Better Wood Products, Enviro Log, Ignite O, or Western
About Pine Mountain Creosote Buster Chimney Cleaning
Prevent dangerous chimney fires with the pine mountain creosote Buster Firelog designed in partnership with first alert, the most trusted brand in home safety products. Used once per season, creosote buster reduces creosote buildup and the chance of a home heating fire, the second leading cause of home fires.
