50 Plain White Matches Matchbooks Wedding, Birthday etc

I have heard people complain about how flimsy book matches are. This is not a result of a poorly made product, but a downside to matchbooks in general as opposed to matchboxes. Matchbooks essentially have matches made of cardboard as a trade off to get a very thin and pocketable product. Lighting them is simply a matter of technique, I have never bent any.The only trouble I have had with these is that some of the heads "melted" and would not light after being carried in my pocket next to my leg while I was working on a warm day. The heads started soaking into the card backing. I'm not sure if this was caused by the heat or from the moisture or a combination of the two.To solve the problem with melting I take the staple out and remove half of the matches to make mine extra thin so I can slip them in my wallet.

Arrived in a timely manner and was exactly what I was looking for. We covered them with scrapbook paper in the colors of our daughter's wedding reception. They were in a container beside the sparklers for the couple's sparkler sendoff. Guests enjoyed taking the remaining matchbooks home with them. I recommend this quality product.

I had purchased these before and they were great, but the last order has matches where the strike pad was left off so no way to strike the match. Too late to return by time I used

Great price and service (delivery), just what I was looking for and I used them as a medium for my collage art. Match boxes ordered today to apply more art to!

ok

to difficult to strike very cheap

Perfect for guests, fireplace, bathroom, etc use. Be aware that the package you receive will smell strong of sulfur. It's probably unavoidable given the nature of this product, but be aware when you are grouping this order with other items.

High quality. Been purchasing these matches for years from the seller. Made in USA. Yes, that's important, too.