fire poker
Ember-stirring tool
A fire poker is a metal rod used to stir or rearrange burning logs and coals in a fireplace or wood stove.
The tool typically has a handle at one end and a pointed or hooked tip at the other for prodding embers and adjusting fuel: She grabbed the fire poker and shifted the logs to get more air to the flames.
Often shortened to just poker in context.
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- embersSmoldering fire remnants
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fire-tending vs. fire-extinguishing function
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Portable flame suppression device
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