Dear Frank
>And I have some charcoal that will ignite paper below 100c. Must be something we can add or way to make it to light easier. I see a problem with that. Charcoal already is a fire risk on its own - lotsa chemicals in there actually. It should not be too easily lit unless it is time to do so. There is nothing needed except a chimney to get it heated enough to get the volatiles going. The volatiles light the carbon. That gives it time to get the char going, which if kept in a confined area will continue burning without volatile support (i.e. a carbon fire). Regards Crispin
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