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What brand do you prefer and why? I've been using rothenburger but they don't give off as much smoke as I thought would be needed. I'm looking for something that burns for at least a minute so that I can go outside and have a good look at the chimney.
 
Not sure the make , i just know they let off a power of orange smoke lol
 
Hayes, can get grey, orange and perfumed and different sizes.
 
I use Hayes orange as they show better on our beautiful grey sky's.
 
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