12 Pack
Trying it out, or a gift
Free shipping on the 50 and 100 packs
Throw one sealed packet into a wood fire. Thirty seconds later it is burning blue, green and purple. No prep, no powder, no cleanup.
Wood fires only · 30 to 45 minutes per packet · Free shipping over $44.99
Three seconds of effort
The packet goes in sealed. It does the rest.
Wood only. Let it get hot and well established. A tired fire gives tired color, and that is the single biggest reason people are disappointed by packets like these.
Do not open it. Do not sprinkle it. Lay it on a flat face of a log so it burns slowly rather than dropping into the embers.
Color builds over the first few minutes and deepens from there. Want longer, or bolder? Add another packet. Most people use one to three at a time.
Pick a pack
One packet is one fire. Buy for the season, not the evening.
Trying it out, or a gift
A fire pit in regular use
Every night, all summer
Free shipping
Buying for a cabin, a campground or an event? There is a 100 pack at $0.80 a packet.
No asterisks
Everyone in this category promises a full hour. Most people get about half that. We would rather tell you the real number and have you be pleased.
Blues and purples come through strongest. Greens and reds are present but subtler. Anyone showing you a perfect even rainbow is showing you a render.
The one nobody else makes
Most brands stop at fifty. If you run a cabin, a camp, a rental or a firepit that gets used every weekend from May to October, the hundred is the only one that makes sense.
$0.80 a packet, the lowest we go. Free shipping included.
Get more out of every packet
Wait for a hot fire. Established flame and a real bed of coals. Throwing a packet onto kindling wastes it.
Place, do not throw. Set it on a flat face of a log. It burns slower there and the color lasts noticeably longer than if it drops straight into the embers.
Leave it sealed. The packet is designed to burn. Opening it and sprinkling the powder gives you a brief flash and a mess.
Two or three for a big pit. One packet suits a normal backyard fire. A large bonfire simply needs more to read.
Before you buy
No. Wood fires only. The packet needs burning wood to work, and it is not designed for propane burners or artificial gas logs. This is the most common mistake in the category, so we would rather say it twice than take your money for it.
Yes, in a wood-burning fireplace with a working flue and normal ventilation. Same rule as any fire: good draw, well-ventilated room.
Kids love watching it, and an adult should be the one handling the packet and the fire. The packets are sealed and must stay sealed. Keep them out of reach, never let anyone open or eat the contents, and do not cook food over colored flames. Full details on the fire packet safety page.
There is no added fragrance. The packet burns with the fire, so what you smell is mostly the wood. As with any fire, sit upwind of the smoke and keep the area ventilated.
One for a normal backyard fire pit. Two or three for a large bonfire, or when you want the color to run longer. Add another packet any time to extend it.
The next fire you build is going to happen anyway. This is the cheapest possible upgrade to it.