Charcoal Chimney Starter for Charcoal Grill

This Charcoal Chimney Starter is the perfect tool for quickly and easily lighting charcoal for your BBQ. With its deep bowl design, the starter can hold up to 8-10 pounds of charcoal, allowing you to light a large batch of charcoal in one go. The starter is made of durable steel and features a heat-resistant handle for easy and safe handling. The starter also has a built-in ventilation system that helps to distribute heat evenly and quickly. Get ready for your next BBQ with this Charcoal Chimney Starter and make sure your charcoal is ready to go in no time!

Large Capacity and Rust-Resistance: The charcoal starter measures 11" x 7" x 7", with a canister that can hold up to 4 pounds of coal, which is larger than other charcoal chimney starters. The steel of the chimney starter is zinc plated for rust-resistance and long life.

Easy to Use and Portable: The large size of the chimney charcoal starter base and air vents reduces the amount of time it takes to heat up the charcoal. It also has a nylon handle and a heat shield for protection against heat transfer. The charcoal chimney lighter fits perfectly with all kinds of briquette charcoal BBQs, grills, outdoor cooking, quick backyard BBQs, barbecues, tailgate parties, car camping, fish trips, and garden grilling, as well as traveling.

Quicker and Safer: The galvanized steel charcoal starter for grills uses the chimney principle and starts your barbecue BBQ in the shortest possible time. It subverts the traditional method. The coals will be red hot in about 15-20 minutes. There is no need to use any lighter fluid such as lump cubes or squares, saving time and effort!

Cheaper and Easier: The charcoal chimney starter grill just needs some abandoned newspapers or other papers at the bottom of the steel canister. Light up the crinkled up newspapers or papers with a fire starter, and set the canister of the coal starter over the flame. Please note: there is no need to buy flammable bottles of liquid to squirt over your charcoal briquettes before lighting them.