Flamestick – the firestarter and cooking fuel made from recycled plastic
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The Flamestick is a recycled thermoplastic firestarter
When used in a stove, a few Flamesticks put out quite a flame
Flamesticks will retail in packs of 20
A single Flamestick (with a bit of paper stuck to its back)
Article Summary
Looking not unlike a plastic Popsicle stick, the Flamestick from Germany's AceCamp is a firestarter made from recycled thermoplastic that measures 3.5 inches (8.9 cm) long by 1/4 inch (6.4 mm) wide. While plastic may sound like a strange way to start a fire, the Flamestick offers several advantages over more traditional materials.
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