Could I use this to cook in a fireplace at home?
798900
Sure, if you have enough room. Always be careful when using fire indoors, even in a fireplace. Holes in the carpet from cinders is bad news, but a burning house is really a bad time.
798901
I think it is possible but it may be a little more difficult if you are confined to the size of the fireplace because the pans get really hot and it was difficult stirring anything in them because of the heat. Having said that, it worked well on a camp fire and I would recommend it for someone who doesn't want to go take the easy way out.
2214730
I don't use mine for that, but I'm sure it would be excellent for that. Because it is heavy it has excellent heat conduction. Yes, I use mine to make jam - which involves high gas flame ovten for extended time.
1484455
It's an open flame, it produces carbon monoxide, and it smokes a bit. I happen to have a fireplace in my house so I could use it there, if I opened the flue. But I wouldn't generally recommend using it indoors.
1862401
It can not be used where there is fire. You can paint the outside of a grill but not the inside. So, I would not think you could use in a fireplace.
591158
I don't see any reason why not. As long as there is a flat surface on top of the stove you should be fine. The bottom plate of the fan measures about 2 or 3 inches wide and about 6 to 8 inches in length. It needs to rest solidly on the top, flat surface of the stove in order for the heat of the stove to be conducted into the fan and drive the fan motor. Shouldn't matter what the heat source of your stove is (wood, gas, etc). Fan starts turning at about 200 to 250 degrees stove surface temp. Runs best at about 500 to 600 degrees surface temp, in my opinion. If your stove top reaches those temps, you should be fine.
736617
Yes, as long as the wattage on the fireplace is less than the transformer. The transformer can convert from 220 to 110 and 110 to 220. It has an American style plug on the front to plug your fireplace into. I use my for a blender and food processor regularly and it works great.
972581
This is only a guess but no to use this stove you need ventilation........ I would never use it inside. (Unless possibly you set it inside a fire place)
1513388
you could but it has to be plugged in. so the cord would have to be plugged in. you would see the cord coming out of fireplace or you would have to install an outlet in the fireplace
2165014
None really. Maybe a little warm. It says you can use it in a zero clearance fireplace. I'll have to tell you that the flame effect is perfect and you do get usable heat. Like any electric heater it uses a lot of current, but I think it's worth it.
2038992
You probably could, because it's cast iron, but it's not designed for that, it might be too shallow, it does not have deep sides like a regular frying pan. This is more like a smallish serving plate that you can heat to scorching hot in the oven then place on the wooden base and then put your oil and onions or whatever else you want on there for a quick flash cook.
1524338
Hi Hessie,Yes, you can use this indoors with caution, of course. However, keep in mind the smoke will be not only from the coals/biomass but from what you are cooking. If you use the propane adapter its less smoke. Make sure you have ample space to place the grill and enough ventilation. I hope this helps. Good luck and enjoy. Aloha, Al
1812629
Sure, if can be used on grill or open fire. But be careful to touch or handle it. Normally it uses indoor on the gas stove or electric stove for easy control the flame. Either way the heat is transferred from the external bottom through the metal then to the food.
2182889
I can't see why you couldn't. as long as you are stirring constantly im pretty confident it would be fine on a wood stove
1717654
It will roast it, but you probably won't get the smoke going. You probably shouldn't do it in you house, unless you want your place to smell like a BBQ joint.
2138666
I wouldn't use it too close to a fireplace. It is metal and will get hot to the touch.
2112764
I used open fire (wood) in the backyard. Played with size of the fire and distance from it to the can to get it right. Using a grill would probably work, too, although it might get stained. You need a lot of heat, so a gas stove would not be enough, in my opinion, at least outside in any kind of wind. And I would never heat it up inside because of the smell. The plastic parts are pretty useless, they melt and break. The product itself is great. The quality of repair is excellent.
485714
I wouldn't know why not. If it can cook over an open fire a stove top would be easier.