Botanical Long Stem Matches

Bring joy and intention to even the smallest moments.These Botanical Long Stem Matches are designed for safety and style, featuring extended stems that keep your fingers safe and a color-coordinated tip that makes each strike visually pleasing. Housed in beautiful botanical packaging, these matches are equally at home as decorative pieces or in your emergency kit.

• Contains 3 matchboxes with 50 matches each
• Black, Vintage White, and Forest Green matchboxeswith matching match tips
• Metallic foil printed designs
• Long stems for safer lighting

Items Included:
3 Matchboxes
50 matches per box (150 total matches)

Materials:
Poplar wood
Kraft paper
Gilding paint

Dimensions:
Matchboxes: 2.5" x 4" x 0.85"
Matches: 3.85"

SKU:
CKW-472

Storage:
• Store matches in a dry place, away from heat, and direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children

Handling and Usage:
• Use designated striking surfaces only
• Strike the match away from your body and keep flame at a safe distance

Disposal:
• Make sure match is fully extinguished and tip is cool to touch before disposing of it
• Avoid disposing of matches in areas with flammable materials

*Fire is dangerous, burn responsibly.

Q: What should I do if my matchbox's strike strip stops working?
A: We designed our matchboxes with two strike strips for extended use. If both strips become ineffective, you can remove and replace them with new strike strips.

Q: How do I recycle my matchboxes?
A: Before recycling your matchboxes, remove the strike strips and dispose of them in your regular trash. Then, recycle the matchboxes according to your local recycling guidelines.

Q: How do I dispose of used matchsticks?
A: Extinguish the flame completely by dunking the match head in cold water until fully soaked. Matchsticks are primarily made of wood and can break down in a landfill. However, the preferred method is composting. Burnt wooden matches add carbon-rich material to your compost pile, contributing alongside items like old newspapers, dried grass, and leaves. The match heads, containing phosphorus sulfide and potassium chlorate, decompose into beneficial inorganic fertilizer components.

Q: How do I safely dispose of unused matches?
A: Never dispose of unused matches in any waste container or down the drain. To dispose of unused matches safely:

1. Soak the matches in water for an hour.
2. Remove them from the water.
3. Throw away in regular trash or compost.

2-Year Limited Warranty