How long does 1 cube burn for?
1941175
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.
1941176
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
1941177
I have never timed a Weber fire starter cube. However, in the Weber full size chimney it will start a full chimney full of Kingsford Original Briquettes in fifteen to twenty minutes every time without fail. I use an empty tuna can, turned upside down and placed on the Weber charcoal grate, set the cube on top, light it, then set the chimney over it. The tuna can keeps the cube from falling between the wires of the grate and insert it up into the chimney for more efficient operation.
1941178
I've never actually timed it, but I would guess no more than 4 minutes. They light quick and get the charcoal going fast.
1941179
I use them to start campfires haven't really timed them but it will light wet wood stacked in a tee pee around it. I would guess 5-10 minutes.
1941180
About 5 minutes, you will have to use a few cubes depending upon the amount of charcoal you want to light.
1397680
That really depends on how much you use each time. There is no information on the product as to how long one tube will last
1759946
5 minutes max. Be careful you can burn them if you have the heat up to high
748188
Haven't checked on times, sorry. That burner is HOT, though, would not take long. You need to be careful of aluminum pans with thin bottoms, it will warp them and if you let them boil dry it will burn through, I am told.
1901295
I would say about an hour although I wouldn't ice anything for that long consecutively. It freezes pretty quickly also. We love these and use them all the time.
1935806
Preheat the oven to 150 degrees f, wrap the cube in a cotton place mat and put it in the oven to cook for one hour or two: water evaporated.
145414
Depends on the size. Small cans will burn 45 min. Large ones will burn up to 2 1/2 hours.
2085095
im not sure about the cube i have not had the chance to use it yet but the sphere melts very slowly. i often can use the same sphere for six to seven drinks and a reasonable rate of consumption. that being said the sphere just looks really awesome floating in my class it adds a tuch of class to my get togethers.
992404
I measured in tablespoons, since I use it for chicken stock that I use for sauces. Each cube is about 1.5 Tablespoons.
1017467
Yes. I believe the directions are something like 220 for 2 hours. I personally put them into a food dehydrator for 2 hours at 165. I have some other kinds which have indicator crystals so you can tell when they are recharged and I do them all in one batch. So far, 2 hours at 165 seems to work just fine. If you have them in an oven, do keep an eye on them so the paper doesn't scorch.
1272447
Yes , after about 10 minutes. 9 volt battery lasts over a year. It is a very accurate angle cube.
2241005
I think about 7-10 min or so. You've got to watch them because everyone's oven is different and you wanna make sure you take them out before they start to brown. That'll ensure you get that "melt in your mouth" type of effect! (YUMMY)
700669
Very quickly, less than 5 minutes, maybe. I also "recycle" them, I put 5 in my hair, and start taking them out as soon as I finish the fifth one. I put them back on the heat one by one and reuse them immediately.
368320
FYI: you do NOT have to use the entire cube. You can just use a small amount of scrapings to ignite your fire and safe the cube for later. You can even ignite the cube, start your fire, then pull the cube out of the fire and pick it up, smother it in your hand and put it away for later use.
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What I do is flip the tray over and run hot water over the cubes I want to use until I can visibly see that they've loosened themselves in the tray. Usually takes approximately 20-30 seconds. I flip the tray back over, take the lid off, and the cubes slide right out!
223561
My son uses this product after pitching. It stays cold for at least 45 minutes. He only ices down for 30 minutes at a time, but the cubes are normally still frozen when he takes it off.
1642004
I feed my daughter the puree for lunch so typically every morning I take out whatever cubes I want to give her that day, and leave them in a covered bowl on the counter. They thaw completely in 60-90 minutes. When I'm in a hurry I put them in the microwave on medium power for 45 seconds, then check on them and heat for additional time on medium power as needed.