How long does each stick burn?
364239
Depends on the weather a breeze makes a big difference. I've had a little trouble keeping them lit, but that is not a bad thing. I use them to deter bees 15-20 minutes seems to burn 2 inches but keeps the bees away for an hour then I relight them and so on. My neighbor keeps bees and we have a pool. We don't seem to have mosquitos either.
364240
Never had a problem keeping them lit. It does depend on the breeze. They do usually burn about two hours (sometimes longer). I love them--they keep the gnats and mosquitoes away!
2206564
I'm not absolutely sure, but I would estimate there are 30 to 40 sticks, and the sticks are pretty big.
286141
In my experience they last around 3 hours, which is less than duraflame but, they definitely put off more heat. In my opinion, getting more heat and a good non-smokey smell is a great trade-off for one less hour of burn time.
385302
Not sure how long they burn. Does not burn any cleaner than wood,as far as i can tell. Seems harder to light than when using newspaper that has not be wet and dried.
303223
Just two, three minutes. I like mine well done so I cook them for a cycle and a half. Its really quite fast and a lot of fun! Everything pops up....like a toaster!
1884376
Mine have burned 5 hours every night since I got them. Probably two months already. They are great!!!!
2117766
Depends on how full you make them, but around 15 to 20 min. Also cook 25 degrees less cause they're dark pans. If all else fails do the toothpick test. I've found that's always dependable. I hope that helps. Enjoy.
789239
yes there are directions. You soak them in water for 20 minutes. Dry them off and put them in the container with your brown sugar. Last for up to 6 weeks before you need to repeat the process.
1690575
I've never used a whole canister in one stretch but I think you can get about 45 mins from one of the butane canisters. I guess that would also vary a bit depending on how high you had the burner turned up.
1941180
About 5 minutes, you will have to use a few cubes depending upon the amount of charcoal you want to light.
1244655
I haven't had any problems with burning. I love using them to bake cookies - have had excellent results with all recipes.
421707
No not that I have noticed. It does take a lot of effort to scrub off the burned on food.Not "no-stick" surface!
705150
they get quite hot enough to use pretty quickly--10-15" maybe, but will not burn your fingers because they have the "cool ends". If left for a LONG while, they will get hot enough to burn when you pick them up!
1734729
Around 25min or so. I have done a test and bake for a few different recipes and i have found that my bake time for these little guys is reduced by half. so 25min should do the trick.
2178422
I don't remember. I had had one before that dried up after about 10 yrs. You just rub the stick on the affected area until the scratch pretty much disappears.
1612932
In my experience, one bottle fills both pans and will burn between one and two hours, which is about as much time as we actually spend around the fire pit. Hope that helps.
1775798
These aren't really meant to be lit with a lighter. But with a burner/stove top I would say 5-7 minutes.