Dryer lint fire starter

Here’s a fire starter that’s easy to make from materials you probably already have floating around your house. These little balls of fire will burn for approximately 15 minutes after being...

EASY Dryer Lint Fire Starters DIY Wandering Hoof Ranch […]

Dryer Lint Fire Starter Twigs: Every year, thousands of house fires are caused by dryer lint. The lint accumulates over time along the inner walls of the dryer’s exhaust system and if not properly maintained, that surplus of lint has the potential to ignite and cause a fire. To …

Here's a fun DIY that you can involve the kids in and it’s gonna make lighting your fire pit, a whole lot easier. They are homemade fire starters using sawdust,…

We love hanging out around the firepit. One of my favorite things to do is lean back in an Adirondack chair with a cold brew and cozy fire to warm the toes. But sometimes getting a fire going in the pit is a frustrating task. While hubz is sent hunting and foraging for branches like...

Have you ever needed a firestarter and didn't have anything on hand? A few years ago I figured out a simple project that helps make our life a little warmer. I created some simple fire starter tubes for our wood burning stove that we have in our out-building. These lint firestarters are a simple project

Make your own simple homemade fire starters for wood stove/fireplace season. These firestarters use common items and help minimize household waste.

These DIY scented fire starters produce a lovely spicy scent and are a way to reuse items such as dryer lint, toilet paper rolls & newspaper.

Repurpose dryer lint as a fire starter, pet bedding, worm food, mulch, for moisture retention in pots, compost, packing material, insulation, stuffing for toys, in arts and crafts, or to absorb spills. Get creative and eco-friendly by reusing this household waste.

I made and tested 29 different DIY fire starters. Here are the results for which fire starter worked best.