Longhandle Fireplace Poker — stainless steel and plastic construction for safer, easier fire care Key benefits Safer distance from heat: lengthened design keeps your hands farther from flames and hot coals for safer operation. Stable, comfortable grip: plastic/stainlesssteel construction with a smooth surface provides a secure, fatigue‑reducing hold. Multipurpose performance: designed to move logs, adjust charcoal, and handle debris with control and minimal effort. Durable and easy to clean: stainlesssteel shaft resists rust and the smooth finish wipes clean after use. What it is A longhandled fire poker made with stainless steel and plastic components. The extended length and ergonomic profile make it suitable for fireplace, fire pit, and barbecue tasks. Functions and compatibility Fireplace and fire pit tool: ideal for prying, turning, and repositioning logs or coals in indoor fireplaces and outdoor fire pits. Charcoal and grill work: use it to select and shift charcoal during home cooking or outdoor barbecues. Debris and ash handling: suitable for moving and collecting debris or recyclable ash indoors and outdoors, helping keep the fire area tidy. Key attributes Materials: stainless steel combined with plastic components for strength and a comfortable grip. Surface: smooth finish for comfortable handling and safe operation. Design: lengthened shaft for improved leverage, stability, and reduced bending or reaching. Practical use scenarios Fireplace maintenance: safely push and reposition logs in a living‑room fireplace without leaning into the fire. Barbecue and cooking: rearrange charcoal on a backyard grill to control heat zones while keeping hands at a safe distance. Outdoor cleanup: collect and move embers or debris from a fire pit area for disposal or recycling. Why customers choose this tool Provides a reliable, simple way to manage fires and coals across indoor and outdoor settings. Combines durable stainlesssteel performance with a comfortable plastic grip for repeated use. Versatile enough for cooking, fire management, and basic cleanup tasks, reducing the number of tools needed.