🔥 Optimized Hearth Fireplace Shovel Review

What about the little shovel? It's small and works well as a shovel. Nothing to complain about or to be happy about. But it's good when you're a shovel, right?

Nice little chimney shovel. Required for a small stove, works great. Light shovel so I gave it 3 stars for durability, it doesn't take a lot of work but is designed to lift light ash.

At the current price of $3.41 this shovel is a steal. It turned out to be larger than I thought it would be, and while it's not the thickest metal, I find it strong enough to scoop the embers out of our fireplace. He also looks cute leaning against the fireplace. I have no complaints.

It's very thin, it bends very easily if you put some pressure on it. It will clean most regular wood stoves, but don't expect it to work in anything hardened. It's not bad for the price I got, but if you want something durable, look for another (more expensive) ash shovel.

I have this to clean our fire pit and charcoal grill (which is huge). It works perfectly! much stronger than you would think for a meager price. I was positively surprised! I will actually be ordering another one for my granddaughter (2 years old) to use in her new sandpit as she really craves grannies! You can't beat the price and it really is great quality.

I couldn't find what I wanted - something in this size but more durable and not too expensive. Good. Only use it on cinders and you should be fine. I've been known to walk him up and down the burning tree from time to time, which caused him to bend over a bit. Once it starts to curve, it starts descending from there. So I plan on buying one every few seasons and using the old curved one to clean chicken nest boxes or as a dust pan on the go.

These are surprisingly comfortable little paddles. I love that it has a medium length handle, I can easily reach the ash without having to deal with the awkwardness of the long handle. The shovel's "scoop" is a decent size, holds quite a bit of ash at once, and easily fits in a wood-burning stove. The only downside I found was that I wish the scoop head wasn't serrated, but that's not enough to pull off stars.

I bought this shovel to replace our old one that was lost when our cabin collapsed. The closed urn was saved, but the shovel was not found. Now that the hut is rebuilt, I need a shovel. It's just like the old one, which was quite old. It is designed to remove ash from the fireplace and place it in a closed ash pan. It is not designed to lift a tree or heavy objects. If used properly, it will last for many years. Please be careful. It is better not to shovel the ash until the coals stop burning.