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[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Find it here: www.outdoorswiththemorgans.com/shop Wholesale Inquiries: [e-mail] Hoddies Hats and More: www.outdoorswiththemorgans.com/shop

[@benhancock1408]

no zip-up hoodies

[@josephlynch1853]

Did anyone else see that wood roach running for its life

[@oliviashuii364]

How great to see a father and daughter working together on an channel CONGRATULATIONS

[@ld5954]

Melissa might appreciate your comment, Mike, Not so much!😂

[@brucealvarez9263]

Did you just take 25-30 years off Melissa's age??

[@troyeager8877]

You all are very good at being entrepreneurs. I really enjoy watching you both work. You help motivate me!

[@chrisnash2154]

I love how enterprising you guys are! I remember back when Mike was by himself on the subcompact doing nothing but work in the road. You guys have come along way. Keep up the good work!

[@michaelkrauss8970]

Hi Mike and Melissa,. I came across one of your videos a few days ago and im hooked! I sat and watched your videos yesterday from 9 am until around 10 pm and I couldnt believe how fast the time went buy. I really enjoy how you work on clearing your land and pouring stone for the driveways. Please keep them coming and if you need any painting advice, feel free to ask me because im a retired painter. God bless and stay well, Mike

[@googleboy7]

Hi Mike, I bought a $15 propane weed burner. It works fantastically. There is nothing it won't light. i haven't used kindling in years. Shalom/gw.

[@theodorebowers9737]

Mike I have a little wood shop in my house I'd have a dewalt player and a couple of the platers I've been using wood chipper there to make bags of wood chips for campfires and I use wax and melted put on the chips and throw them Paper bags the same thing almost I've been doing for years and it works great also I make little cotton balls with Vaseline petroleum jellyand use them in the chips I MADE Thousands of bags over the years I give it to all my friends and sell them when we camp . Eveyone loves them ❤️ it's a great idea great sales idea GOOD LUCK 👍👍👍 LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ❤️

[@PatrickCPalmer]

Awesome idea, best of luck with your new product line.

[@TiredOldMann]

I always cut wax fire logs into small chucks. Works great.

[@craigb8145]

MIKE: I live in Alaska and have been for several years producing a variant of your loose pack fire-starter! Mine is also a part of my package for Emergency Evac. The thing is I use sawdust collected from the local cabinet maker, so also it is dry and Free. Then I use my prepper skill to melt parafin wax into the saw dust, then when ready I take the mix and stuff in a small cup cake pan, pack, and let cool. Then when they are cold I tip the pan over and they fall out. This makes 16 mini pucks that are able to be kept for emergency use! They are waterproof, can be carried in coat pocket or back pack! I can build a fire just like you do and they only thing I'm out is the cost of the parafin & my time. But I wish you the best of luck on your adventure! Great addition to your firewood biz!!

[@richardkaufman1643]

Nice video. I would get that wall behind burner drywall Ed asap. The insulation paper is very combustible, it says right on it the precautions you need to take.

[@rodvanness3973]

Throw half a bag of that fire starter in your hunting pack too. Vacuum seal it for water proofing. Could save your life someday! Never know when you will need to start a fire. Great product Morgans.

[@badcat4707]

Good morning Hunter 👋👋😸😺 and family and friends 😸😺

[@Chrissers2010]

In case you were wondering, Mike smacked the two bags of wood chip fire starters against each other 31 times in the intro.

[@TimStout71]

LMAO, I was noticing that too.

[@DJRyder7]

I noticed and was wondering how many time too! Thanks for counting for me. Lol

[@bobblenuts]

Yea I thought he was really into smacking them too lol

[@davidmorse8432]

I thought he was selling caramel popcorn for a minute there.

[@gregprince2523]

OCD kick in eh??

[@eddieforce2341]

I use rich pine to start my fires. I have a ton of rich pine and it works great. The only draw back is cutting the log up and cutting the resin from the log. I like your idea for the chips and wax. Good Luck and I love your channel. Keep up the good work.

[@bruceburke9375]

I thought I was at a point in life that all the great discoveries were over. I was wrong! Gone are the days of collecting pallets for kindling and asking for paper at the grocery checkout. I used this last night for the first time and it was awesome! No telling how many hours I've wasted over the last 20 years starting our stove 'the old way'. If you want to experience one of the best simple pleasures in life, buy a bag of this stuff. Thank you Morgans!

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Now thats a review right there lol! Thanks and glad you like it

[@terrancesnyder9323]

Good evening & God bless you all

[@michaelfreehling1914]

Cool starter. Way to go Mike and Levi

[@ChickenLips412]

Thank you Melissa; you took me right back to my childhood. I haven’t heard them called “Tossle Caps” since I left PGH ~40 years ago to enlist. BTW, the military calls them “Watch Caps”.

[@johnpyle8027]

I am a retired Mason and that is a good way to start a fire. Especially in a real masonry fireplace with clay flue tile when it is very cold. You want a small fire to start and warm the flue, or you might crack a tile. I call that the lincoln log way. You can leave the smallest cracks in the wood for low heat. Another tip. I have never cleaned a flue the traditional way. Cut a piece of log chain and let it hang from the top of the stack. Then go up there once in a while and swirl the chain all the creosote will break off or leave the chain where you can reach it from the bottom. If you use dry wood and a hot species, you don't have to worry much about even cleaning it. Just look up or down and check it.

[@rickw.5267]

Hi Mike & Melissa. You have a great product there. I hope you are very successful in selling that, and all your other merchandise. Blessings from Rick in N.H.

[@chrisbarr1359]

I hope you make millions $$$ on the fire starter! I was surprised you were able to develop this with all the irons you already have in the fire, plus you kept it quiet. Wishing you much success.

[@bollpie20]

I don’t! They stole this from my buddy! They didn’t come up with the idea…he’s been making it for years and years..unbelievable!

[@cashxx]

@@bollpie20 Yea I'm a little confused. He talked with the guy that gave him the bag and pushing that but Mike made his own and pushing that more. Might need to explain that more in the next video!

[@bollpie20]

@@cashxx it’s one of my bests friends father who’s product it is.

[@GodzHammer]

Can you show us how you produce it? I think that would be super interesting!!!

[@dmorgan28]

Wow that firewood starter really works great. I’m really impressed. ❤️👍

[@mikeknoll1130]

I keep a few bags full of birch bark handy and take it wherever I want fire.

[@realairplane261]

Excellent fire maker.

[@davidmartin303]

You convinced me ! I ordered a three pack of fire starter (gifts) and a hat. You guys are hard workers and go getters. Favorite KZbinrs by far !

[@billdoherty5332]

Great kids kids. Your doin great.👍

[@guyrivard8613]

Outdoor Folks, A Good, Clear and Simple fire starter demo! Good Luck ! - - - guy 2 Oct '22

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great going Mike and Melissa, another fine product. I hope it's a big hit for you folks. Thanks for sharing with us and have a great time at The Paul Bunyan meet in Cambridge, Ohio. Stay safe and have lots of fun there. Fred.

[@davidkillmeyer9063]

The build your own sweatshirt is a great idea!! Love the channel, keep up the good work

[@russellbowman8051]

Love The Fire Starter! Looks Like An Awesome Product!! Keep Smiling On!! 😀👍👊

[@MaynardFamilyHomestead]

Looks like a great product, great job! A very fair price too. God bless from north Florida.

[@mikemosley4865]

You guys rock !! I am amazed at your entrepreneurship, character, and lifestyle. Your just great people !! Would love to meet you one day . God Blees !

[@Hallnout]

Good evening Morgans and friends. Hope all are well. Best of luck on your 🔥 Firestarter and tell the family hello. Thanks

[@oldmanfred8676]

Michael 😎👍

[@Hallnout]

@@oldmanfred8676 Brother I hope your both well. 🙏

[@oldmanfred8676]

@@Hallnout on our way home!

[@oldmanfred8676]

Just over 300 miles today.

[@Hallnout]

@@oldmanfred8676 safe travels brother. You got my # keep me in the loop.

[@vancasdorph3951]

Hey I still get the newspaper! And it’s primary purpose if you start fires!! Actually we keep a bag for all junk mail and any papers that could be used for identification theft and save that up with newspapers and cardboard and use that for bonfires. But not for little fires

[@charlesheon7238]

What a great business idea, i think you’re gonna have a great success with that new product, love it !

[@tomherring9104]

I save egg cartons, melt wax, just old candles, really and pour it into the cartons, let it set, then just break them apart. One mini cup will burn for about 20 minutes and costs me nothing. The church lady drops off candles when they no longer use them. Zero cost to me, win win...

[@hellogoodbye3129]

Nice!

[@Ninebadge]

We do the same but put dryer lint in the egg cups first and pour the wax over that. Works great!

[@singleshot2218]

Hello Morgans! You have some great ideas for sure! I was raised on wood stoves, for heat and cooking. Had an old White Oak cook stove in the kitchen. I love the hoodie and hat, I sent you a picture of that. Hello to Hunter, Eva and Melisa! God bless you folks! ✝️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Well done

[@billmorris2613]

Good morning to all from SE Louisiana 3 Oct 22.

[@brianrydzeski6108]

Interesting pom-pom's, Mike. I like this new product.

[@daveneil3963]

I just rake up the scraps from the wood splitter and use that. Also when I have huge rounds the have to be halved or quartered I cut them with chain saw with the grain of the wood and use the spaghetti that comes out and it dries in an hour and is great fire starter

[@lisascott3840]

I’m so thankful Jeremiah Babe mentioned your KZbin channel. Been watching several of your videos today and I’m hooked.

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Thanks Lisa, Welcome

[@thesmallwoodlot433]

Been doing the same thing with just dried noodles, never an issue! Like that mini torch

[@davidbishop4015]

Looks like you have a nice product Mike and Melissa. Good luck with the new venture. Stay safe.

[@peterbrunetto8062]

Thanks Mike I was just outside splitting some Ash firewood into kindling for fire starter! You must have read my mind!!

[@jeffpeters1014]

Good luck with the product!

[@samengler539]

Good job Mike good luck with your product!

[@billmorris2613]

I am wishing y’all good luck and admire your efforts in developing a new product. But I still prefer my 6 sheets of newspaper and 5 or 6 pieces of kindling that don’t cost me a penny. I get 2 free newspapers tossed into my yard every week. And they are only good for starting a fire or lining a bird gage. And I don’t have a bird. I hand split all of my firewood from my camp and making kindling is my favorite part. I split around a cord a season and my wife burns it all. The camp is 20 acres with 10 to 11 acres wooded with mostly hard woods. And it is surrounded by several sections of woods and the owner lets me have any dying or downed trees. Taking care of the camp is part of my exercise program. I grew up doing every thing by hand and actually like it. It kinda fits your slogan about working and sleeping. I do get my best sleep at my camp. I do cut my 5 to 6 acres of grass with a ride on lawn tractor and a string trimmer.

[@chucknelson1079]

Great idea I make my own with dryer lint and discarded Scentsy wax. I use old egg cartons and put in the dryer lint and pour old Scentsy was on it Then use two chunks per fire.

[@arnecarlsson9740]

Soy wax is a vegetable wax made from the oil of soybeans. After harvesting, the beans are cleaned, cracked, de-hulled, and rolled into flakes. The oil is then extracted from the flakes and hydrogenated.

[@d1958md]

Mike Good Job!!! the simplest ideas make the most $$$... Much success!!!

[@rickbottoms7838]

Everything you guys touch turns to gold! 👍 I’ll be ordering 3 bags please. This could be the beginning of something big for you! Good luck

[@anthonybowes9273]

I read a newspaper 6 days of every week.

[@realairplane261]

Fire starter!

[@2020Tundra]

Mike - excellent idea to utilize a byproduct and repurpose it into fire starter 👍. Here in South Carolina where (dead) pine trees are plentiful, we use “fat lighter” the same way. Mother Nature creates it and just a small piece of fat lighter the size of a celery stick starts a roaring fire with ease. We’ve got tons and tons of fat lighter all over our property, but few people around here rely on wood to heat during the winter so it mostly stays in the woods untouched. Hey, I bet your WV property has some fat lighter logs laying around on the ground.

[@conniebosworth2372]

Big fan of your channel. I think this will be a huge success for OWTM. Be prepared to be gobsmacked from initial orders….I put mine in. I looked on Google when you showed the gifted wax chips earlier this year. Plenty of “how to make them” videos but no one selling fire starter chips online. I’m originally from western PA and recently retired in the Houston, TX area after working 26 years for Kubota. I’ll be up in you’re neck of the woods next month. Perhaps we will run into Mike and Hunter when we make our annual mandatory Sheetz stops.

[@steveashworth6707]

Great video Mike!, I love the fire starter idea!. Morgans good day!.

[@onlygodknowswhat7595]

Such an ingenious idea. 💡

[@papadave9061]

Pretty much exactly how I build a stove fire. I make my own FW starters with basically the same ingredients. I'm sure tons of others do the same, but it's a nice option to just buy a couple bags of yours for the winter. If we were closer, I'd gladly supply some of the shavings from the shop. Hmmmm I'm just a wee bit behind making mine for this winter, so I better get crackin'. Thanks for the reminder.

[@bigbigby4657]

👍 maybe smaller packages, watertight cylindrical tubs or tins for hikers/campers to fit in backpack, later on when it takes off. Best wishes with this.

[@jamesbozeman5811]

Just wanted to tell you I was ready for the hurricane with the Ecoflo battery I bought as a result of your channel, Luckily we live in Northcentral Florida and had no problem when that killer storm made landfall. We never lost power but if we had we were ready. Thanks for your information. The worst part of the event was waiting to see where the storm was going to hit. That process has been described as being stalked by a turtle. Thanks again. Now I have to look into wax coated fire starters.

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

That would be nerve wracking wondering where it’s going to go

[@wheelb4973]

You did a 1st rate presentation . You guys have done your homework and looks like a great product . Good Luck .

[@TheFiremanJoe]

I use the top down method. Medium size logs on bottom, small size logs next, then kindling. Light the kindling with a torch, fire is roaring within minutes.

[@gregmccann7626]

Sounds like a home run. Not to boast but I have found that dried rosemary boughs can have a fire roaring in 30 seconds. It grows like weeds here in NM and I'm constantly trimming five monster bushes in my yard. Only takes two weeks for the trimmings to dry enough for kindling.

[@tonybrown8574]

That’s cool. Would like to see the process some time. Good luck 👍

[@ceselb]

Over here in Sweden we get something similar. Sawdust and a melted solid fat put into like a small muffin tin, so a little briquette of a firestarter. They work quite well. You've got a winner there I think. With a solid one you can put in a wick though, make it even easier to light up if say you only had matches...

[@rolandrill9557]

Awesome, seems like an excellent product.

[@Markam248]

Looks like it works great. I hope you are giving a percentage to the guy that approached you.

[@DT-ww4gv]

Wood pellets, wax, pine shavings in a solo disposal 2oz cup with 4 strike on anything matches. I get my wax from goodwill or garage sales for cheap. I've had zero problems getting wet wood started in the Oregon coast range in the winter.

[@Z-Bart]

That Morgan he's a go getter. Looks to be an awesome product. 👍

[@jameslemon51]

So can you use saw dust from cutting boards

[@malisha1]

I use Bounty half covered with vegetable oil is the best firestarter. Light the dry end of the bounty.

[@davidkettell5726]

Your hair looks great Melissa. You even added a big black bug for extra flavor ?

[@kathbeaumont6713]

Wow that has to be the best fire lighters I have seen yet? Great find, you will do well with them xx ❤️

[@bobraymond6135]

Great idea guys. Good luck with this new venture

[@Formulabruce]

I HOPE you re INSTALL that wood stove with fireRock behind it and get the distances from wall.. be safe!

[@snooks5624]

Awesome sauce !! I'm the firestarter in my house only because the hubs says I do it better lol Beautiful day in Ky and the walnuts are bammin the metal roof and the leaves are blowing. Could you make small brick size that would equal a handful and put OWTM on the side ? Like a burnt inscription.. Like a twinkie size lol MUch Love and Thanks :)

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Lol the hickory nuts are about down, chestnuts are just starting

[@davidkettell5726]

He only says that because he doesn't want to do it ,it is an old trick my wife said her older sisters used to play on her sixty plus years ago.

[@Mounty621]

Great work, Morgan Family! I hope you make millions off your products.

[@warrenjohnknight.9831]

When I would cut pondarsa or corscin wood the heart is very high in kerosene, extremely good firestarters,

[@markcurtis1824]

Can you use sawdust?

[@steveglasco1904]

Great video Mike and Melissa

[@bkol5243]

Where did you get the blue fire starter lighter

[@stewartew]

Here in Florida we don't have a fireplace inside or out. We do however cook with charcoal/briquets how does that "firestarter" work getting those going ?

[@nobody299ff]

Mike and Melissa I definately would like to buy some of this from you. This would make the cold snowy nights where some of us stay at the fire station when they are calling for bad winter storms. We sit around the wood burner and drink coffee and BS. We aren't very far in West Kittanning.

[@lawrencelipon8673]

Looks like a good product I am sure you will sell a ton of it!!!👍👍👍👍👍👌

[@jaywest4102]

We need a day with Melissa running equipment and Mike making hoodies.

[@dandaniels4558]

Haha I'm thinking we ain't never going to see that happen.😁😉

[@thomaswarnecke3991]

That would be a hoot!!!😂

[@uberuser1999]

Looks like a great product, Mike! Love your entrepreneurial spirit.

[@leol1682]

Thanks for the video .

[@michaelkoury6562]

Just ordered the 3 bag combo. Enjoy your channel.

[@jakebredthauer5100]

Start the fire on top of the wood. It is called top-down method. It causes less smoke.

[@charlessixkiller3080]

That’s awesome fire starter I had mentioned once before when you were talking about what to do with saw dust from mill That a friend of mine who host at our local state park came to lumberyard for sawdust to make fire starter.He made them in egg cartons were perfect size for camping easy to store had flat bottoms and doom egg shaped top lite the edge and would have a great fire in no time He would give new campers one and he sold by dozen or half dozen.I used stickers from lumberyard for years for kindling Brie them in fourths kept in a dry box about 4-5 pics get a fire going quick Gave lots of boxes away over the years camping as wellLLast few years I worked they pretty much quit putting them in lumber bunks very few if anyAlso used lumber wraps to cover firewood for a long time now there pretty much junk if you even get any

[@ascott6804]

Can this be used under a charcoal starter can? The ones with holes and a handle to dump the coals.

[@mikelong9638]

But where did you get the cool fire ring?

[@laurieelderkin1353]

Good stuff I like it.i will be buying some🍩☕️👊👍💖🔥

[@michaelmclarry1409]

You got a winner! Used Georgia fat wood for year’s thanks for the late info! LOL Mike

[@lenismcclellan3744]

Will firestarter work with charcoal?

[@bobbyd6499]

That bug crawling on the firewood that Melissa’s putting in the burn pit is in for a VERY HOT SURPRISE!

[@MacBailey]

You should also look up the Ohio Wood Burner guy when you are at the Paul Bunion show. He is selling similar size bags of dried wood chips for use with different food smokers. He had a video about where he would take a stick of cherry, hickory or oak firewood and turn it into chips and had custom labels he had printed and had bar codes put on them so the stores could just scan them out like any other product.

[@larryiowatexasrooster9317]

👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Enjoyed, wood starter great....I'll stick with my pine kindlin...I'm old school and a bit "tight", just saying👍