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Talk story about watching five Miss Universe contestants demonstrate how easy it is to ignite charcoal with Justrite Fire Starters, made by the R. T. French Co., of 1 Mustard Street, Rochester, N. Y.

By Susan Lardner The New Yorker, July 13 , 1963P. 18 Talk story about watching five Miss Universe contestants demonstrate how easy it is to ignite charcoal with Justrite Fire Starters, made by the R. T. French Co., of 1 Mustard Street, Rochester, N. Y.

The cooking fuel were categorised based on published literature [ 12]: (i) relatively non-polluting: biogas, electricity, natural gases, LPG and (ii) relatively polluting: kerosene, coal, ignite, charcoal, wood, straw, agricultural crop, animal dung.

It's easy to light and long enough -- about nine inches -- to ignite a charcoal chimney or to spark the flame on a gas grill.

Ignite about 24 charcoal briquettes in a covered barbecue.

An investigation concluded this week that the fire started after a spark ignited grease and charcoal that had accumulated in a chimney over a grill in the building's food court.

The responses imply that the sawdust charcoal briquette ignites more easily and burns with high intensity for a long time.

Turn the blower on when the charcoal is ignited sufficiently to sustain fire.

The charcoal was kept ignited with air from a bellows blown through a bottom nozzle, or tuyere (see figure).

We thought that we could exploit the code's provision that allows charcoal-fired barbecue grills as long as the total grate size does not exceed 10 square feet and the charcoal is not ignited within 10 feet of any combustible material.

There was a grill on the deck, a large Weber kettle, and the next day Mr. Schlesinger stood beside it, watching a charcoal fire the size of a watermelon ignite.