How long do these bun compared to the likes of duraflame which can burn for 4 plus hours?
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In my experience they last around 3 hours, which is less than duraflame but, they definitely put off more heat. In my opinion, getting more heat and a good non-smokey smell is a great trade-off for one less hour of burn time.
2239520
I have 4 and it varies but does lastany hours. Have woken up in the middle of the night and looked out to see them still on. So at least 6-8 hours.
1610241
They sail many sizes, I have several and have used them when camping. It is surprising how long they last, I took the mid sized one on a three day trip cooking for myself and two others, at the end of trip there was still enough for two days. I was surprised by this becaus using other brands the can would go empty faster. I would recomind this product the heat stays constant and the burn time seem much better.
2128505
I have only tried to use a few to the point of exhaustion, but the ones I had lasted for more than 24 hours. I used three in little votive glasses to be a night light for anxious grandchild, and they were bright and cheerful for two night. I did turn them off during the day, and they burned quite brightly for 2 nights plus. I like these.
2149423
I believe it's about 3 1/2 hours for 2 lb loaf. There are other options that are faster. I haven't used them yet. By the way love the machine and bread it makes.
700668
I had a set if rollers for about 20 years and they took about 5-6 minutes to heat up. These are much faster probably 1-2 minutes at its slowest and probably faster but I never really timed them.
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I wouldn't recommend continuous 4 hour use as this will certainly cause the machine to overheat. Our manufacturer instructs us on a 15 minute break every hour and 25 minutes. Sorry
1154567
you need a good 4 to 5 hrs. and I got 1 good jump of this Clore JNC300XL I wish now I got the bigger one .
1775798
These aren't really meant to be lit with a lighter. But with a burner/stove top I would say 5-7 minutes.
821379
6-8 hours! I don't use mine but about at most 2-3 hours and one has lasted me a really long time! Now the blue replacements slides seem to go faster, but this product is AWESOME...and I recommend HIGHLY! Turn on for about 10 minutes before your plan on going outside...and "poof" no bugs...bugging YOU! At least this is my opinion and it works for ME!
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If I remember correctly...12 hours. I only use it at the cottage in Canada during the summer. I have yet to runout. I go up in August and the bugs are not so bad. Haven't tried it in June when black flies, horse and deer flies are abuzz. :-) It's definately a must buy if you camp.
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8-10 hours.You can find more info on the manufacturers website http://kinderglo.com/product-features/thanksKenny
1612932
In my experience, one bottle fills both pans and will burn between one and two hours, which is about as much time as we actually spend around the fire pit. Hope that helps.
2266278
Im not exactly sure but its not that long. I bought them for my kids and if i had to guess I'd say mabe 4-5 hours.
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they burned a good 4-6 hours-i used them for a thanksgiving buffet at my house-though i did learn not to have them on top of a vinyl tablecloth!! lol-melted a little but didnt hurt anything.
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Roughly 15 minutes. They will burn when damp or wet due to humidity, rain or closeness to water sources like waterfalls/ocean too, so theyre ideal for camping or picnics. If they ever melt due to being left out in the sun, heat or you forget them in a closed truck, camper or car, they can still be used in bits and pieces.The only things I've found as cheap and easy to use are fire starter logs (break it hack off what you need, as needed; but I do this one for firepits not food cooking ), and the homemade ones where you melt paraffin wax into cardboard or paper egg cartons, and break off sections of that as needed. Roughly 15 minutes. They will burn when damp or wet due to humidity, rain or closeness to water sources like waterfalls/ocean too, so theyre ideal for camping or picnics. If they ever melt due to being left out in the sun, heat or you forget them in a closed truck, camper or car, they can still be used in bits and pieces.The only things I've found as cheap and easy to use are fire starter logs (break it hack off what you need, as needed; but I do this one for firepits not food cooking ), and the homemade ones where you melt paraffin wax into cardboard or paper egg cartons, and... » Read More Roughly 15 minutes. They will burn when damp or wet due to humidity, rain or closeness to water sources like waterfalls/ocean too, so theyre ideal for camping or picnics. If they ever melt due to being left out in the sun, heat or you forget them in a closed truck, camper or car, they can still be used in bits and pieces.The only things I've found as cheap and easy to use are fire starter logs (break it hack off what you need, as needed; but I do this one for firepits not food cooking ), and the homemade ones where you melt paraffin wax into cardboard or paper egg cartons, and break off sections of that as needed. « Show Less
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I would say about 20 minutes as well. Mine usually puts me to sleep. I have bought several of these for myself and friends and family they are truly wonderful. Well worth it and so relaxing and smell great!